Mental Perfection
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Mental Perfection
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Dreaming in silent night
Dreams of reality, flight of mind...
Psychologic complexity is hidden in your eyes
Difficult to apprehend and hard to realize
When your lauren wreath of flattery
Turned into the chains of lies
And the best of human features
Are killed by perfection of mind
Dreaming of Mental Perfection
Dreaming of Mental Perfection
Before your hate becomes your shield
New traits of soul will be revealed
The summer in your heart is over
All passions leave in past
Prepare your mind to open
For psychopathic blast
Mental Perfection
Mental Perfection
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