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Jun 17, 2020 2 min

2020s Reality

from Patti McCurdy Hosted by Patti McCurdy

Mathilde, Ana, Coralie 2020’s Reality Verse 1: (Mathilde) Almost three months in lockdown Everybody is feeling down Students in front of their computers suffering Feeling like they are not learning Can’t take the pressure until summer That’s what you call a bummer Verse 2: (Ana Martin) We must respect the social distancing And we are missing so much partying Connected only by WIFIs or wire The situation is so dire Time’s filled with Insta and homework Or best some yard works. Verse 3:(Coralie) There it goes to dust All our plans we’ve discussed There is too much time to overthink There it goes all in a blink I miss my friends and my beloved I miss when time was what I loved Chorus: Covid-19 spreading all over the world (Ana) This is 2020 sad reality (Coralie) Essential workers fighting everyday (Mathilde) We all want to be free (Jasmine) Bridge: Coronavirus took over my mind And I can't seem to break this cycle, I'm stuck at home going psycho And I can’t wait any longer for summer I can’t help but wonder What's next for humankind? When will it be all over?

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