Patterns To Follow
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Patterns To Follow
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Repeat after me
You will be shaped
Like we want you to be
We will take now
Your tender mind
While you are innocent
And easy to adapt
To create a legion
Of servants
And designate a task
We carve your brain
To accept and obey
We decide your values
And imposed texts
Standards of introduction
To your days in life
Don't revolt
Don't question
Don't ask
Once again
From A to Z
Crucify yourself
To times of grief
Now assimilate and understand
What's about to start
These are the last of days
For the rest of your life
Don't revolt
Don't question
Don't ask
Designate a task
Repetitive and stupefied
Exercises you won't retain
And you will never apply
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Who performs "Patterns To Follow"?
Implore performs "Patterns To Follow", and this lyric page sits inside the Implore catalog on LyroVerse.
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