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Artist: Dreadnox
Canonical path: /dreadnox/the-profane
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Profane
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The Profane
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Seeking to cling on to religion
You look for the signs of faith
Aiming to take advantage
That's such a beautiful thing
Toe the line
Let your soul talk to angels
Feels like you’re protected
May God fulfill your desires
You found the secret of eternal life
Living in a world of blindness
Preaching hypocrisy and lies
What have you done to the others?
Don’t try to fool yourself
Face the truth
You won’t go anywhere from here
God, I pray
Forgive all my anger
But if I cannot question thee
It seems that you can’t prove you’re really there
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