Kindly Bent To Free Us
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Kindly Bent To Free Us
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Kindly bent to free us
A heart-to-heart farewell
My armor begins to rust
If forms the scrapyard gates to hell
DNA
Trapped in ice
Absorbed into a fossil site
My cheek cells traced
To an ancient human figure hobbit-sized
Kindly bent to free us
The joy, the sorrow and the pain
Life returns to mother dust
Aboard we sail to sink one day
Beyond mere blood lineage of a self-transcending simian
I rise to taste the dawn and find that love will shine on
Evolution beyond rationality
The one solution to turn my head and imitate the sun
The one who's always been
Has seen much worse
Than this projection
Persecution
Kindly bent to free
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Cynic performs "Kindly Bent To Free Us", and this lyric page sits inside the Cynic catalog on LyroVerse.
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