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Ending Of Slavery

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Ending Of Slavery

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The blind blood whispers

As it is roaming through my face

The wolfïs heart searches

Some way to leave the divine maze

Sometimes the dead ends

Are all you are allowed to see

Still the flame of your pain

Is ready and waiting to set you free

Body denial

No longer a tool

Body denial

Now the one to rule

Body denial

Material atrophy

Self destruction

Has become a part of me

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