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What does the future bring?
Do we start to play God and create new forms of living?
Do we start to disrespect the way nature has intended things to be?
Or do we start to use technology to protect our planet?
What does the future bring?
Do we find new ways to bring peace amongst countries at war?
Do we begin to see people as brothers and sisters?
Or do we use technology to fight our enemies?
What does the future bring?
Do we continue to use the internet to harm others?
Do we still judge people by the color of their skin?
Or do we begin to feel a sense of oneness?
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Skyscrapers
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These big buildings made of concrete,
Taller than trees.
How many skyscrapers more,
Till there's no flower left ?
No more trees, no more bees, no more fish in the seas.
No more fruits, no more seeds, not enough food to eat.
These big buildings made of concrete,
Taller than trees.
How many skyscrapers more,
Till there's no flower left
No more trees, no more bees, no more fish in the seas.
No more fruits, no more seeds, not enough food to eat.
These big buildings made of concrete,
Taller than trees.
How many skyscrapers more,
Till there's no flower left ?
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Corrosive Candy Stuttgart, Germany
Female post-industrial/
experimental artist from Germany influenced by 80s synth pop and post-punk, acid techno, breakbeat, noise and ambient.
Corrosive Candy recommends:
The blend of industrial sounds with more club-oriented styles is very unique. The sound design is striking as well. Favorite track: Annihilation.
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