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Artist: Mindly Rotten
Canonical path: /mindly-rotten/old-iniquity
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Old Iniquity
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Old Iniquity
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Is time to finish The fight on domain
Let's take our place and throne
Natural instincts of men
Attached by those who wants to domain them,
excess and lust
among the elder ones.
Old iniquity...
our search for pleasure
Old iniquity
Is time to finish the fight on domain
let's take our place and throne
Forbidden and disapproved acts
In which the strength of individual instincts is show
If they're repressed men, their mind, their will, and acts
would be handle and subdue.
Vice, old iniquity. thus have been called
The way in which men Aim to the fulfillment
of their own nature To restraint and make us weak.
vice and excess are strong and old,
but no older than men
cause they're Our strength
and reason of being.
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