Naked Scarecrow
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Opus Dei

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Naked Scarecrow Canonical path: /naked-scarecrow/opus-dei Related lyric paths: 6
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Opus Dei

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Soul, reflection vs Alienation

Soul, reason vs Religion

Since I conceived the world before them

I had to pay it throughout my life

I would build, create, imagine

A new magnificient way of life

I had a powerful soul

Opus Dei destructed it all...

Hypocrisy

Opus Dei

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