Flashes
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Flashes
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I walk above myself somewhere inside
The house of infinite judges
Calling their computer
Evangelist
Sycophant
Who feed upon the masses with their smiles:
Smile
Why should I believe their lies?
As they hide in their disguise
In the land of freedom flashes
Let your mind experiment
We are learning to forget the deception
that you're seeing I watch the television
Airways of apocalypse
I am conditioned to
Children with machine guns
In the richest land a man with aids begs in front
Of a hospital of broken dreams
Why should I believe their lies?
As they hide in their disguise
In the land of freedom flashes
Let your mind experiment
We are learning to forget the deception that you're
seeing
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