It's a golden age you say

But not for those

That choose to go their way

And not the way you chose

Why do you tell your son

What he has got to do

Why do you want him

To become exactly like you ?

In the end he will learn to know better

Than to trust in somebody like you

I don't believe in democracy's voice

I won't rely on a king to be wise

I won't give in to the majority's choice

Because I don't think that the majority's right

In the end I learnt to know better

Than to trust in the majority

So this time I won't be a victim

In all of these years I have learned to defend

My army's marched up and my strategy's clear

I'm back in the real life again

So watch out, I'll shoot without warning

If you get too close I will bite

We're always pretending to be civilized

Behaving like cavemen

A chain will only be as strong

As its weakest link

I won't rely on your tribal spirit

Because to me it is nothing but herd instinct

In the end I learnt to know better

Than to trust in a tribe like this

So this time I won't be a victim

In all of these years I have learned to defend

My army's marched up and my strategy's clear

I'm back in the real life again

So watch out, I'll shoot without warning

Don't get too close, I will bite

We're always pretending to be civilized

Behaving like cavemen

In the end I learnt to know better

Than to trust in a tribe like this

So this time I won't be a victim

In all of these years I have learned to defend

My army's marched up and my strategy's clear

I'm back in the real life again

So watch out, I'll shoot without warning

Don't get too close, I will bite

We're always pretending to be civilized

Behaving like cavemen


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