Nature's Inexorable Imperative
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Nature's Inexorable Imperative
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[Feat. Travis Ryan] Curious and cruel
Carried in an earthly womb
In the beginning you gave me life
And when time has had it's way
I will return to you
Once again we'll become one
Come down
My lungs are slashed, shred, and torn
I inhale all of your love
And exhale all of humanity's shame
Give back to the nature
Give back to one's self
Come down
Once again we we'll become one
The Earth's our grave and nothing escapes it
The more humanity strays from it's origin
The more we deny our bond with nature
And when time has had it's way
I will return to you
Once again we'll become one
It will all end in the dirt again
Where the body will find peace and the mind can rest
I've been waiting too long to be dead
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