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Another subject

from The Morning Wood by Naked Soul In The Wood

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You used to live like you thought was the best
Livin' in the system, livin' in this world, livin' in the system like everyone else
But you have to understand, you're just another subject

Haven't you noticed ?
All this fakeness around you
Haven't you noticed ?
All this contemptuous look for you

Watch your heroes again and think
Are you really going to accept this ?

Chorus :
Just remember what you were !
Miserable, stupid and abject
And now you are aware,
YOU WERE JUST
ANOTHER SUBJECT
x2

You used to live like you thought was the best, like you thought was the best
But now you can wake up, stand up, and fight, this is your round
You know, not being just another subject
And join me Into the wood x2

YEEEAH REMEMBER WHO YOU WERE NEVER FORGET, STAY AWARE
WE ARE ALL JUST ANONYMOUS SUBJECTS
OF A SOCIETY BASED ON HATE

Chorus 2 :
JUST REMEMBER WHO YOU WERE
NEVER FORGET STAY AWARE
THE SUBJECT IS YOU, IS ME, IS THEM
THE PEOPLE DIES,
BUT THE SUBJECT ABIDES

Chorus x3

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from The Morning Wood, released January 9, 2015

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Naked Soul In The Wood Paris, France

Naked Soul In The Wood is an alternative/progressive metal/rock band from Paris created in 2012. The band is composed of Sébastien (vocals), Emma (drums), Quentin (bass) and Gaby (lead guitar).

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