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Dark Side of Humanity

from Hell of Pain by MYSTERIOUS ECLIPSE

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Music:Martin BradoME Bradáč
Lyrics:Petra Kity Siažiková

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4.DARK SIDE OF HUMANITY

They are like the others
Don´t respect the suffering
Don´t understand the pain
Each of them is the same

Let´s go break the wing of bird
They left me in the hole of dirt
Without clothes, without name,
without papers I´m ashamed

In shabby clothes I´m walk alone

Sun goes down
Moon falls up

Earth is wearing black cape
with sign of negativity
To live in materiality
brings poverty of existence

I am freezing outside,
dying inside

Sun goes down
Moon falls up

Dark side of humanity
is the inequality (between people)
Crisis in our hearts
looks for understanding

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from Hell of Pain, track released June 16, 2013

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MYSTERIOUS ECLIPSE Nové Mesto Nad Váhom, Slovakia

Petra Kity Siažiková - vocals
Martin Bradáč - lead guitar
Jakub Najman - rhythm guitar
Lukáš Glos - bassguitar
Jakub Kouřil - drums

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