Inhumane Humanity
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Inhumane Humanity
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call yourself, call yourself human, you call your self humane
promote green peace to save the trees and contribute to society
but your a monster, murder, evil black beast
you decided you could kill your child, all because you thought it was a mistake
abortion, is murder. abortion, your concious sin is red
you killed your kid, they sacrificed, so you could, live what you call free
i fall down on my knees and cry, when i think of all the kids who die
unimaginable tha is what it is, to think of that poor child
that complication which the doctors call it, is a living breathing person
abortion, is murder. abortion, your concious sin is red
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