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Artist: Baptists
Canonical path: /baptists/crutching-trails
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Crutching Trails
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Crutching Trails
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Weak core obsessions
Life skills are nulled
Directed by faceless
Your path is foretold
If you are okay crutching rails mad by faith
I'll be okay stomping my own
You're asked for your earnings
To be continually blessed
These funds are not helping
Just building their nest
Your kneecaps are yours
Your morals aren't yours
A slave who prays
To do his own chores
If you are okay crutching trails made by faith
I'll be okay stomping my own
Burning my own
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