Overthrowing Creation Itself
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Overthrowing Creation Itself
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when the shadows grow long and gravity begins
to let you down can the spacebound foetus
pilot around and our way out because to
me every moment matters you can never move
forward while standing still to me every moment
matters shall we just place the blame on
invention or our ability of discovery the temperature
will drop as the astronauts are seduced by
the twilights' motherly appeal and deaths arms are
outward bound as we strike upwards towards the
stars into this god's trained hands to me
every moment matters because death's arms are outward
bound crushing us like cars into tiny squares
to me every moment matters
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