Freedom To Perceive
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Freedom To Perceive
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Swimming against a social tide
Not a contender in their human race
If I'm progressing at all in their sick world
I'm going at a snail's pace
Take a step back for a wider view
And look just at where we are heading to
It's one rule for us, and another for them
But the rules are constantly changing
They say that: Money doesn't grow on trees!
But food does and people are starving
More laws and more taxes are all that we get
And they say that that is the cost of living
Take a step back for a wider view
And look just at where are we heading to
It's one rule for us, and another for them
But the rules are constantly changing
Go!
Christians may label us Satanists
For pointing out wrongs in their holy rites
But we believe in the Earth Mother
The devil is their own creation
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