Slave To Freedom
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Slave To Freedom
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Part I: The Passwords
As mist rides a musty air
A red cloud orbits kindly hard-eyed inmates’ rooms
And my arms throw random assaults
Across sore thin red old threads of knees
A thought rises each grievance underground
Light-unearthing Sightlessness
Elder myths, immortalized, now end, obliterated
(Meet Us) In Pax et Lux
If you don’t change this world, it will change you
Part II: Yesterworld
Part III: Devekut
Part IV: Lord of Two Worlds
We’re not here to win or lose
We’re not here to live in competition
The challenge lies inside
Become a little more than yesterday
Become more tolerant
Become more constant
Be your own leader
A new life begins
A new chance to learn about this prison
Silver chains and locks
Even golden bars can keep you jailed
The dullness calms you
The calmness weakens
The comfort kills you
A slave to comfort
A slave to yourself
A slave to freedom
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