Doors Closing Slowly
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Doors Closing Slowly
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Realise how lonely this is
Self-defeating, oh, fuck, yeah
Drowned in love and false kisses
A gathering of no meaning
That shadow is a cross okay
Judgement must willing today
Silence is not sacrifice
Crucifixion is the easy life
Who threw the first stone
If the stone is you
Forgive them forsaken
Bleeding feet an angel's saviour
That shadow is a cross okay
Judgement must be willing today
Silence is not sacrifice
Crucifixion is the easy life
Embrace to betrayal
An arms army salvation
Listen to the selfish ones
They are the voice of accomplishment
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