Could This Be Art?
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Could This Be Art?
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Up pop the boils of terminal cancer
Cells start to fall apart
We pray to a God who never will answer
Could this be art?
Famine wipes out a whole generation
Somewhere upon the chart
It's merely to feed our coy conversation
Could this be art?
No, no, no! Tell me it isn't so
There must be a plot
That I will someday know
Mind over matter - that's what I planned on
Trying to protect my heart
It clings to the one I can't lay a hand on
Could this be art?
Could this be art? Could this be art? Could this be art?
Oh so so-so, Soho - oh no!
I draw a line for logic to walk on
I think I'm pretty smart
But God has an old beret and a smock on
Could this be art?
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