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Artist: Project Pitchfork
Canonical path: /project-pitchfork/equilibrium
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Equilibrium
Read Equilibrium lyrics by Project Pitchfork on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Equilibrium
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why are you crying my dear . do you think you're being
treated unfairly again . well why do you think
this happened to you . don't you think there's
a reason for it . every effect has its cause
and every action returns to its origin
a pendulum that is pushed . always swings back
so why are you crying my dear . treated unfairly again
have you never treated . someone like that before
to injure someone means to injure yourself . to inflict pain upon some
means to inflict pain upon yourself . everything has its two poles
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