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Artist: Tribes Of Caïn
Canonical path: /tribes-of-cain/dignity
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dignity
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Dignity
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don't claim our aim
you'll just gain pain
surcease
silence is screaming in the air
nothing can stop this horrible flair
even your pretty golden hair
doesn't blind me, be aware
distorted waves, misled and useless
just like praying to some god
high above
but still so many fools around
pretending worms
living greater forms of lies
turn back to the filth, preferably underground
go down and drown before all dignity dies
silence is screaming in the air
nothing can stop this horrible flair
I don't care how much you dare
it doesn't blind me, be aware
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