We The Gods
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We The Gods
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Since the beginning of the existence
Mythologies symbolize the human ignorance
Death, exile and punishment
As a consolidating way such convictions
Who are the gods? (we the gods!)
We are the gods (we the gods!)
Who are the gods? (who are the gods?)
Searching for understanding
Some defying these rites and traditions
Looking for a reality
That a long was overshadow by dogmas and faith
Who are the gods? (we the gods!)
We are the gods (we the gods!)
Who are the gods? (who are the gods?)
The knowledge domain
It is the power to make their own destiny
Fear of the unknown
That makes slaves of his own shadow
Who are the gods? (we the gods!)
We are the gods (we the gods!)
Who are the gods? (who are the gods?)
No temples, we the gods
No domains, we the gods
No submissions, we the gods
No heaven and no hell!
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