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Enter Dystopia


Part I: Welcome to the Future

 

Among the green leaves and trees

Lies a tomorrow so grey, it may seem as a sin

For those who may not seem to care

Have a harsh reality to face

 

No more blues, the sky won’t be lit

No more reds, the sunsets won’t exist

No more greens, the plants won’t have any effect

Only greys, to which the planet will turn on itself

 

Get ready for a future that doesn’t exist

Unless one makes a choice that will fulfill all needs

Prepare to enter the worst of the badlands

Those as dry as far as the eye can reach

 

To make a difference, be ready to care

To make a choice, be ready to share

To make a commitment, be ready to pray

Above all, have faith and be fair

 

Cause if there is no sun

No sky

No tomorrow…

Prepare to enter dystopia

 
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<p><span style="font-size:20px;">Chapter 1</span></p>

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