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Artist: Implore
Canonical path: /implore/self-worship-monolith-black-grovnd
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Self Worship Monolith (Black Grovnd)
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Self Worship Monolith (Black Grovnd)
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As if reflecting in the mirrors
Wouldn’t be enough
Pupil dilate on self obsessed love
Projecting adoration over no one
Confidence has a price
Affordable with likes and kind lines
Archetype of confidence
Self-esteem left no trace
In this modern age
Of vanity and emptiness
Fill the silence with no sound
Fill the void, fake a smile
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