Silent Machines
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Silent Machines
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Silent machines
Internalized
Deny yourself
Internalized
Sever the ties
Let the kingdom fall
Modern advances to better lives
Killing the will to live
Mass suicide
Marching forever blinded by
Technological contamination
Mother culture a stagnant carcass
Controlled by the fear of dying
Manmade patterns invade and consume
New dimensions in an aging disease
Silent machines intenalized to deny yourself
Silent machines intenalized to deny yourself
Your primal self conditioned to obey
Salivate at the foot of your master
Become the model prisoner
Sympathize your aggressor
Watching yourself die
As the pale horse rides
On let the kingdom fall
Modern advances to better lives
Killing the will to live
Mass suicide
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The Red Death performs "Silent Machines", and this lyric page sits inside the The Red Death catalog on LyroVerse.
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