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Lesson No. 7

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Lesson No. 7

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You crouch like a hunter

Seconds from a kill

Your still an empty vessel, impossible to fill

One foot in the future, one foot in the past

Shitting on the present, as you lashed to the last

Belief and seeing are both often wrong

And once I believed in you

One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong

Neither has nothing to lose

I wanna be persuaded,

I wanna be talked down

I wanna be won over, and I want to be rubbed round

But you only talk in capitals

All conquering truths

Lesson number seven is an irrelevance to you

Belief and seeing are both often wrong

And once I believed in you

One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong

Neither has nothing to lose

Every part of a heartbeat is the closing of a door

To keep the blood flowing, it can't come back anymore

Hear the people calling, calling out for you

But it's just your head they are after and they want it cold and blue

Belief and seeing are both often wrong

And once I believed in you

One rule for the weak and one rule for the strong

Neither has nothing to lose

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