Divinity
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Divinity
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When I'm around sinners turn to saints
To deny me of their sinful games
I'm ready for my last sunset
I'm ready for my last goodbye
Remove me from the light of day
In all its burning exposing brutality
How can you be evil
When you save me from this so called life
Remove me from the light of day
Reject the light that damns me
No fairytale will suffice to court the monster
Your pale white arms hold me
Your beauty preserved for the ages
An eternity of splendour
For rejecting the light
I'm ready for my last sunset
I'm ready for my last goodbye
Take the seed rape the seed
Means to an end
Evil deed noble deed
Matter of opinion
Divinity see through all
Contaminate me
Until my skin is as pale as yours
I want to melt into the ground
And fade away from light
I'm ready it's time
I'm ready for my last sunset
I'm ready for my last goodbye
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