Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cannae
Canonical path: /cannae/troubleshooting-death
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Troubleshooting Death
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Troubleshooting Death
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Troubleshooting death, it lets you find what makes you want more. Stay alive
for ten minutes, then die in five. A minute never seemed so long when sitting
at the bottom of a fresh hourglass. Hold enough breath to get to the bottom
and not enough to get back. Freedom of choice can't be regulated by general
(consensus) Why bother? Why try? It's hopeless, destiny shows us why. Teasing
the beast of temptation. Hanging at the end of a withered limb. Why bother?
Why try? These are our lives to die.
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