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Human Fates Lyrics by Kalmah

They Will Return

2002

A man on the corner with glassy look
Telling a story of his lifetime
A thousand times told, desperate verse
But never listened
Another on by the bar talking to a barmaid
Has spent his whole life there
A naively trusting man never faced life
Or has just found Eldorado
Life is nothing but a gift...
Poor human fates
Pure human fakes
No human rights
The underrated
The third one by the table never said a word
Gazing into the distance
The observer, melancholic man
Just drinking heavily
Not very old but still a veteran
Has lost his thread of life
In god-forsaken place they are the family
And they are at home
Life is nothing but a gift...
Poor human fates
Pure human fakes
No human rights
The underrated
Use of education is not complete solution
Now it is time to look in the mirror
Poor human fates
Pure human fakes
No human rights
The underrated
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About “Human Fates” by Kalmah

Read the complete lyrics to "Human Fates" by Kalmah from the album "They Will Return" in 2002. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under In English, Rock, Melodic Death Metal.

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"Human Fates" is credited to Kalmah. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Human Fates" appears on "They Will Return" in 2002.

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