Dissonant
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Dissonant
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The nihilist trapped
In the corner of his head
Deconstruct and destroy
(This) the pathway out
Of the corner of his head
Troubled, warped and mislead
Blasting through
The winds of misery
Hellbent and broken
My energy, my strength
My given right to march
No deep unvisited
Embrace the twisted
Accursed or not
It's dissonant
Flying high
Above the storm
Freight train coming
Hellbent, broken and patched up
The abyss of man
His own worst enemy
Where is the awe?
Ambition stranded on the
Doorstep of hope
Torn down by his (own) shadow
The prince of darkness
(His) distorted patterns
Across the landscape
Dismantling the chord of pain
The longest ride
On the muddy roads of destiny
Behold it's the nihilist
On the shores of madness
My energy, my strength
My given right to march
Embrace the twisted
It's dissonance
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