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It's All Gone Wrong

from Desolation Park by The Order of the Fly

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In the grim purgatory of the Park, sometimes making peace with the dire reality of one's situation is the only way to carry on.

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wrong we are the dead
despised and the diseased
adapted to the pressures of a life of misery
we dance among the shadows of the cemetery trees
we watch the world collapse in throes of decimating entropy
it’s all gone wrong
we are the blank
and hollow empty shades
the wasted generation lies in wasted disarray
adrift within this nightmare world of chaos and dismay
no worries and no cares inside we’re going to throw it all away
through the hate
through the pain
the system has gone insane
in a broken world
where we don’t belong
it’s alright
but it’s all gone wrong
through deceit
and through despair
the system is beyond repair
in a ruined world
where we don’t belong
it’s alright but it’s all gone wrong

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from Desolation Park, released March 1, 2001

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The Order of the Fly San Bernardino, California

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