Infertile Ways
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Infertile Ways
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We have reached a point in existence
Where the predicted end leaps forward
Infiltrating our subconscious
Until every motive caves in
We have witnessed the elements withdrawing
Interfering devastation
Countless particles absorbing
The perfect world we never should have reached
And helplessly we watch
As the turbulence completes
To erase Infertile Ways
Open wide your privileged eyes
Be the prophet of your own demise
For the meaning of the present
Lies in its affection to the future
You shall see what you're about to be
You shall teach what we have never learned
You'll imagine the knowledge to foresee
You'll achieve what we have left undone
Erase our Infertile Ways!
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Scarve performs "Infertile Ways", and this lyric page sits inside the Scarve catalog on LyroVerse.
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