Dormitory
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Dormitory
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rolly the monk broken from a miserable nigth
Stares upward praying heaying ah
He realized not long ago
It's frightening what he knows
Morning rituals the essence of his life
Rings the bell that opens their little eyes
Fesity school boys, charge the new day
A poor chosen few, rise to their shame
Out you go, one of this ever was
Monkey man has grown to like
The ones who are slim
Larger boys evoke memories of him
They realized not long ago
How far his hand can really go
Overpowering urges
Talk louder than God
Overpowering urges
Scream louder than God
How could you feed this abuse
We realized all thing he said
Were only lies
Our faith is dead
Still you fall down from grace
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