The Origin Of Sin
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The Origin Of Sin
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Release me once
Invite my power, power to unchain
Help my return into insanity
I´ve always lived within you
Trapped in an unreal world
I´m your closest friend my friend
Release me for the final end
Waste my time I have enough
And let your madness rule
You are master for a while
But you are master´s fool
Waste my time I have enough
Madness is the origin
The origin of the sin
Madness will be your healing
A healing that will never die
I´m never off your mind my dear
You never recognized
Help me out for you to care
To kill your primal fear
Lost in an unreal darkness
Your guidance is your fear
To scream out all your angers
Just scream so I will hear
Waste my time I have enough
Madness is the origin
The origin of the sin
Madness will be your healing
A healing that will never die
Madness is the origin
The origin of the sin
Madness will be your healing
A healing that will never die
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