Clairvoyant
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Clairvoyant
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You'd rather be in dark, than know what we are
It's easier
Delusions of grandeur are easier
What's the price of it?
What's the price of it?
We're only killing ourselves each and every day
Despite what we believe, there's a difference between
Us and others
They'll offer silver and gold
The only colors they know
For these things they can't compose
'Cause they don't know what I know
We'd sell you our souls, but they're golden
And that's far too much for you
I'd sell you these words but I've sold them
As I'm sure you already know
You're clairvoyant (voyant)
Voyant
What's the price of it
If we kill ourselves a little bit?
Is it worth it?
Start is relative to end
This has no price attached to it
What's the price of it?
Fall (fall)
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