Stillborn Acolyte
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Stillborn Acolyte
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The sound of nothing speaks to me inspired
For my violent sound of honour is soon to roam this land
So many hopes, all soul seeking dreams
So few levels reality, all so far beneath me
Alone, among so many others
You pitiful, weak and poor
Your tears strike every other than I
Far beyond violence. Far beyond this mortal night
Beneath this suffering. Over grown truth, which I tend to reveal!
Discover the only. Only paths set in victorious glory shines through to the rising idol
Drown in sorrow, knowledge appears in knowing your false God has fallen
Nature grows the real
Discover the only
This today. This time of ignorant belonging
Hiding mortality in lively taunts of laughter
You will never be so alive as I
You will never be alive
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