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Dementia (Reflections of the Elderly and Infirmed)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Azure Emote Canonical path: /azure-emote/dementia-reflections-of-the-elderly-and-infirmed Related lyric paths: 6
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Dementia (Reflections of the Elderly and Infirmed)

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What is morality? Realism or Pessimism...

stripped of passion. Alive

Nothing but chemical.

Every animal can smell its own distinction...extinction

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