Moral Absolutes
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Moral Absolutes
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Watching the hands they keep on ticking
I hope for more, the content leave me sickened
I know what I want: a prime directive All new commandments for a hateful collective
I believe in truth and moral absolutes But hey what the fuck can I do?
Follow the lead if you can hand on it
They're going nowhere
I know they're full of shit
I know what we need: ethical standards Above religion and higher than culture
I believe in truth and moral absolutes But hey what the fuck can I do?
Right and wrong, we can define it
Get out of my way if you don't like it Looking at them, their faces stone
I want so much more than flesh and bone
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