| When we were young we were told not to be greedy
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| When we didn’t immediately ask the kid beside us
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| That we hardly even knew to have some of our sweets
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| Repeatedly, repeatedly they thought
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| We were gonna become good people
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| Caring people
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| We´re lost and won’t even try to imagine
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| How it’s like to lose a brother and a home
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| It’s an affluence syndrome
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| Out of sight, out of mind
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| What happened here?
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| What happened here?
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| Out of sight, out of mind
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| Let’s just leave everyone behind
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| Pretending we are kind
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| Let’s keep on until this place is refined
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| Do you know what you will find?
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| Do you know what you will find?
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| Do you know what you will find?
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| Young adults and old grown ups who taught us
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| Both in a better time got more time, options
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| Unhappy, unsaturated people searching what we’ve lost
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| Repeatedly, repeatedly when it’s at the tip of our nose
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| We forgot people, other people
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| We’re lost and would name ourselves good
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| Because we were nice to our sister in our childhood
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| Today, we would do anything we could
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| I, I do, I think we misunderstood
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| I do think, I do think we misunderstood
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| Out of sight, out of mind
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| Let’s just leave everyone behind
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| Pretending we are kind
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| I don’t care if you’re nice to your friend or your sister
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| This is cruel mister
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| I don’t care if you’re nice to your colleague or your mother
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| As long as you’re cruel to an unfamiliar other |