The Callout
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The Callout
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I've finally had enough.
Come closer so i can teach you a lesson.
A lesson of morality which originates
From the only pure part of my true existence: my past.
It's time to forget the nightmares,
The haunting spirits cannot touch me now.
Sometimes making the right choice
Is more important than your selfish acts of revenge.
Second chances are for the weak,
Come closer so i can give you what you deserve.
Why have you come here?
What is your reason?
And why do you choose to be the way you are?
Trying to run a broken life, how can we fight it off?
Live a new day for what it is,
you've been redeemed by our savior.
Rising up above the skies, sprinting forward with your life.
Don't give up now, don't turn your back.
Stand your ground, the war begins.
Next time you won't be so lucky.
I've finally had enough.
Come closer so i can teach you a lesson.
A lesson of morality which originates
From the only pure part of my true existence; my past.
It's time to rethink your life.
Look at what you have become and be thankful.
And now that your path starts here, say your goodbyes, it's a new day.
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