Beast Burden
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Beast Burden
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A self destructive pattern
A human God
Born from disease, warfare, the son of reflection
Hey messiah! Is this a game that you play
A reason for everyday brutality
Slaughter the weak
Words that stand on their own, never forgotten
Tragedy, hypocrisy, never forgotten
A self destructive pattern
A human God
Born from disease, warfare, the son of reflection
Hey messiah! Is this a game that you play
A reason for everyday brutality
Slaughter the weak
Words that stand on their own, never forgotten
Tragedy, hypocrisy, never forgotten
A self destructive pattern
Wars waged so meaningless
When does it end and peace begin
A reason for everyday brutality
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