Propaganda
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Propaganda
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And as the season changes
And I am rearranging
No reason to interrogate
The prophet of a broken limb
You lit a fire up under
All the places I lived in
I watched 'em burning the flesh
Across the moon stricken waters
Did I fight?
Reminiscent
I'll go reminiscent
Till the dark sheds its light
And as the feelings are changing
My heart is really racing
I see no reason to check
The pulse of a lion broken mountain ???
I lit a fire up under
All the places you lived in
I watched 'em burning the flesh
Across the moon stricken waters
Did I fight?
Go reminiscent
I'll go reminiscent
Till the dark sheds its light
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