Drowning From Impending Danger
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Drowning From Impending Danger
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Half hearted unity
Subsidized by whole hearted greed
Insisting that we come together
While destroying their dominance
Blink an eye and die for all the horrors that passed
Through the duration we cry silently
Now we stand on the edge of it all
What will change?
If they can't see the problem
Distanced from the pain they walk
Through the distance, lessons everyday
Morals propagated by immoral beings
Conclusions less than mystify
An unseen bullet still tears through the flesh
So that eyes that remain closed
Don't remove the danger
Lie and deny as society mindlessly follows
You must learn to lead in a world
Drowning from impending danger
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