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From Dinasour to Mankind


It's a call From dinasour to man kind How could you be so blind? Having no clew to rewind Your history, correctness to find I yearn you would start being humble and kind If you only knew,how I disappeared With all the hatred and grudge Harboured with a course to prejudge and misjudge All the holocausts and genocides That the entire universe has never observed All these hunger,global warming and floods Needless to say, I am opening a door for you How many died,in your hands? How many cried,for your deeds? How many suffered,on their lands? How many have been wretched, for your greed? With all these songs sang by your destruction bands You are doomed to fail, and follow my path It's a call from Dinasour
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