Arrogant, Unseen
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Arrogant, Unseen
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Despise the crowd
But love the one
I can only give so much
Withdrawn from providence
No ghost, no soul, no pain
I have no enemy within
My enemy is you
Your life, your thoughts
Your loved ones too
I had a dream you were not there to share
In the confederacy of ruined lives
Blind to the world
Yeah the choice is bold
Arrogant, unseen
Blind to the world
Embrace your spleen
Sarcasm, bitterness
Last resort of the impotent
For patience I could care less
Butt fuck the tolerant
I had a dream you were not there to share
Your quest, truth be told
Will make you like the worms
The less you are
The more I am
I bless your war
The whoredeceased
Butt fuck the tolerant
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