Omega
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Omega
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God this must, must be for certain if you are here
Raise my world an ossuary staring through the gate wide-eyed did you think I'd salivate and beg don't sell me tones of liberation standing in a cage
May you find that in this sinister lapse we'll heal our site save your tears my child
Take it hold it keep it know
We choose this suffering
There they stand straining to scrutinize the sage string me up these soap box augers straining at the ways divined here from the citadel its claimed serpents waiting in the shadows keep us from the dream
May you find that in this sinister lapse we'll heal our site save your tears my child
Take it hold it keep it know
We choose this suffering
I pushed the button and I pulled the trigger I killed our brothers and murdered our sisters I am the pattern the plague and the prison and I tore the wound and let it bleed.
May you find that in this sinister lapse we'll heal our site save your tears my child
Take it hold it keep it know
We choose this suffering and we are not alone
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Rishloo performs "Omega", and this lyric page sits inside the Rishloo catalog on LyroVerse.
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