Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Good Riddance
Canonical path: /good-riddance/glory-glory
Related lyric paths: 6
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Glory Glory
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Glory Glory
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Permission to speak freely and return
To revisit my condition and forget what I have learned
A paradigm of inefficiency
Can't be mass-produced and given out for free
Don't bend the rules
Don't make a scene
Just to sanctify divinity
And curse those in between
Brains in reverse
Conflating ignorance and glorified hypocrisy
And then proclaim that we are free
For vindication
Justification
We're not wanted here
Misplacing nervous rapture
There's no relief inside
Gestating fantasy and yet
Do not release authority
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