Admonitory
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Admonitory
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Darkness, but somewhere in the Distance I can hear my name
I've drug myself this far why not Seal my doom?
Endless your journey shall be if You choose to wonder in fear
Or from false judgements perceived by another's sight
Sight clouded by false hope
Profits dictate print, at what cost to humanity?
Face cards in a game for Someone else to pay.
Holding Back the truth for man in this attempt at structure
Brainwash and annihilate in the name of Capital GAIN
Clear your eyes of this distorted view
For the Substantiation of my awareness
Is the cause of my psychosis
And in this silence I can hear you weep
From a twisted plot And divinity Out of reach, divinity to preach
A faith to stultify. Inevitably to build and fail
Build and fail
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