The Introduction
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The Introduction
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It all starts now...
These are opinions
These are beliefs
These are deepest thoughts
Can you read them?
Can you feel them?
For our darkness and injustice, we bring you light
We've inflicted our hearts, and opened our scab healed wounds
We've extracted the very things we have so long kept hidden
Never realizing pain can bring such freedom
No longer a prisoner in our own minds
Still very ashamed, only when exposing them
We fall like the stars
And live like the sun
Impetance, forgiveness
We are blameworth so hold us to our wrongs
But we are humans and cannot hold our lies against us
Let our thoughts concede
Let the music play
Let our word touch lives
And these lives touch the world
Let the music play...
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