Jazz Theory
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Jazz Theory
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They try to drown us in their flood
In pools of blissful ignorance, poisoning our
Hearts
Lies are all you feed
Practice what you preach
We will not conform
Fools can’t you see that there is nothing you can do
That will change us
Or who we are
And the roots of our souls, they run too deep
Forever’s dying, forever’s scarred
Although they claw out eyes, we still tread our path
Forever’s dying, forever’s scarred
They try to crush us with their schemes
Their mordant points of view, their political strain
Their sheer disdain
Lies are all you breathe
Practice what you preach
We will never conform
Fools can’t you see that there is nothing you can
Say that would change us
Or what we are
And the roots of our souls, they run too deep
Forever’s dying, forever’s scarred
Although they claw out eyes, we still tread our path
Forever’s died, forever’s scarred
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Stigmata performs "Jazz Theory", and this lyric page sits inside the Stigmata catalog on LyroVerse.
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