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Artist: Human Cycle
Canonical path: /human-cycle/new-art-riot
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New Art Riot
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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New Art Riot
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First you came in
Is this the perfect sin?
And then you said it
Holding that night
In memory
For all this time
Time to begin
A new art riot
And then you prayed it
Holding that night
In memory
For all this time
I couldn't see
I can see it in you face
You can't stand one more disgrace
I can see it in you face
You can't stand one more disgrace
Holding that night
In memory
For all this time
I couldn't see
I can see it in your face
I can see it in your face
I cried...
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