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Artist: Redemption 87
Canonical path: /redemption-87/blind-participation
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Blind participation
Read Blind participation lyrics by Redemption 87 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blind participation
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out of fear we've abandoned our relation
to the world that we call home. we go about
in our ignorant ways, complaining about
the problems in which we blindly
participate. I won't take part in our decay.
there will be change! at the thought
of attempting change, we fear the loss
of our material ways. ignorance is always the easiest way, but in our hearts and minds we know that we need change.
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