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(Arcadia)
In this broken world
Numbers falling down
We're only here to serve
Always in disguise
We never see his eyes
Big brother's watching
Yeah big brother's watching us
Take what you want, no need to compromise
We're all asleep, someone please wake us up
Take me away from this Arcadia
I'm looking for the glitches to break out of this matrix
Woho woho
Arcadia
Woho woho
Arcadia
We can't change the world
We can't beat the game
We're only NPCs
We better learn to play
This simulation game
Big brother's watching
Yeah big brother's watching us
Take what you want, no need to compromise
We're all asleep, someone please wake us up
Take me away (away) from this (from this) Arcadia
I'm looking for the glitches to break out of this matrix
Woho woho
Arcadia
Woho woho
Arcadia
Woho woho
Arcadia
Woho woho
Arcadia
In this simulation, a part of my frustration
They know what I'm thinkin', I feel that I'm sinking
From this algorithm, they feed my information
Stuck inside the game, I'm the sheep and you're my master
I need a transformation from this stimulation
Take what you want, no need to compromise
We're all asleep, someone please wake us up (wake us up)
Take me away from this Arcadia (Arcadia)
I'm looking for the glitches to break out of this matrix
Woho woho
Arcadia
Woho woho
Arcadia (Arcadia)
Woho woho
Arcadia
Woho woho
Arcadia
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