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Artist: Talrak
Canonical path: /talrak/inquisition-philosophy
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Inquisition Philosophy
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Inquisition Philosophy
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How dare you be a fucking freak
Obey me, would you like to live?
Resist
Exceeded
Improving
Rising
A new philosophy is being created
The only way to change our station
Its only create a intelectual salvation
Beyond the manipulation
Inquisition philosophy
How dare you be a fucking freak
Obey me, would you like to live?
Resist
Exceeded
Improving
Rising
Now, we are the new
Those who dont accept, was killed
Resist
Exceeded
Improving
Rising
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