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Black Sabbath ~ Cornucopia


Too much in the truth they say Keep it 'till another day Let them have their little game Illusion helps to keep them sane Let them have their little toys Fast sports cars and motor noise Exciting in their plastic place Frozen food in a concrete maze You're gonna go insane I'm trying to save your brain I don't know what's happening My head's all torn inside People say i'm heavy They don't know what i hide Take a life, it's going cheap Kill someone, no one will weep Freedom's yours, just pay your dues We just want your soul to use You're gonna go insane I'm trying to save your brain more free lyrics

Too much in the truth they say
Keep it 'till another day
Let them have their little game
Illusion helps to keep them sane

Let them have their little toys
Fast sports cars and motor noise
Exciting in their plastic place
Frozen food in a concrete maze

You're gonna go insane
I'm trying to save your brain

I don't know what's happening
My head's all torn inside
People say i'm heavy
They don't know what i hide

Take a life, it's going cheap
Kill someone, no one will weep
Freedom's yours, just pay your dues
We just want your soul to use

You're gonna go insane
I'm trying to save your brain

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