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Feeder We Are The People

What do you say? What do you think about miracles?
Miracles are somethings you dream about
We are looking for a new way out
Slipping away, losing all sense of reality

Sacrifice, love and democracy
We burn it all down 'cos all our lives
We're waiting for something new
Waiting for someone like you

We are the people
Who let this whole thing go
Just like the people you know
We are the reason
We're blinded by the goal
We are the people, you know

Burning away
Light in the sky so you can bring us home
Further, further down an open road
We've torn it all down

Why do we pray, why do we talk about angels?
Flying with their golden wings
We've burned it all down

'Cos all our lives
We're waiting for something new
Waiting for someone like you

We are the people
Who let this whole thing go
Just like the people you know
We are the reason
We're blinded by the goal
We are the people you know

Step it up again
We can be silenced
We can be brave
We can be broken
All can be saved
It's the rest of our lives
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