Will not the ego be the only true enemy of this universe?
Will not this small pronoun certainly be the centre of every speech?
Will not the ego be the only true enemy of this universe?
Will not this small pronoun certainly be the centre of every speech?
No, no, no, no, no.
Me who wakes up early in the morning.
Me who works always all day long.
I am the one who is in my shoes.
I am the one who pays the damages every time.
I only suffer, I am only tired.
I'm only trying to calm your torment down.
Me who has never been understood by his mother.
Me who has never estimated my father.
But me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
Will not the ego be the only true enemy of this universe?
Will not this small pronoun certainly be the centre of every speech?
Will not the ego be the only true enemy of this universe?
Will not this small pronoun certainly be the centre of every speech?
You don't understand my situation.
You don't respect my condition.
You don't make an effort, you don't motivate me.
You never keep me company in any of my journeys.
I never feel satisfied.
I never feel realised.
I'm always ready to forgive.
I'm always read to give up.
But me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
Will not the ego be the only true enemy of this universe?
Will not this small pronoun certainly be the centre of every speech?
Will not the ego be the only true enemy of this universe?
Will not this small pronoun certainly be the centre of every speech?
No, no, no, no, no.
No, it is not my profession
to try to be like God
no matter how beautiful the idea is.
Yes, it's called egomania,
the new disease
of this society of the "me".