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Artist: The Number Twelve Looks Like You
Canonical path: /the-number-twelve-looks-like-you/the-weekly-wars
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The Weekly Wars
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Weekly Wars
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I am my own killing moon
The hunter and the prey
A baptism in dirty water
Escaped from th e crucifix
But still carry the weight
A baptism in dirty water
These impure thoughts lead to soulless action
And the cycle continues
Furthered by the thought of a confused soul
A man with no release
Concerned by his own thoughts
Slowing the rotation of the cogs and the gears
A halting machine
A haunting disease
A man with no release
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The Number Twelve Looks Like You performs "The Weekly Wars", and this lyric page sits inside the The Number Twelve Looks Like You catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to ...If They Holler, Don't Let Go Pt. 2 and An Exercise In Self Portature: Go Shoot Yourself with a short reason for opening each page next.
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