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The Poets Must Die

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The Poets Must Die

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The turning of time makes the wonders grow small The turning of time is the

end of it all This has gone on far from my mind It's a blank dot pursuing

line To the just and temperate sane Remedy complicated way From and for the

linguistic fine There's a reason not to confide What you rule and what you

believe Start the bleeding...bleeding Believing all or nothing We are not in

supply The poet made us suffer The poet made us cry In darkness eyes will

open Hail to the force supreme Insightful words of wisdom Transforming

sorcery Remember tomorrow the promise to kill me Remember tomorrow you

promised to kill me Remember tomorrow the promise to kill me Remember

tomorrow you promised to kill me There's a cold dark union here It's a place

to rest all your fears With the soothing words of your past Make it faster

take it away In my mind there's three of a kind One for blindness holding me

down One is written, blunt and erase One is bleeding...bleeding Believing all

or nothing We are not in supply The poet made us suffer The poet made us cry

In darkness eyes will open Hail to the force supreme Insightful words of

wisdom Transforming sorcery Remember tomorrow the promise to kill me

Remember tomorrow you promised to kill me Remember tomorrow the promise to

kill me Remember tomorrow you promised to kill me It's a full circle heart

Now revealing this scar I'm foreseeing the end On the front I embark With

the strength of the words Now my faith has increased I set sail to the land

Where the soil is deceased I've been seen on the cross On the altars of gold

In the shape of a lie I am deep I am true From and for the linguistic fine

There's a reason not to confide What you rule and what you believe Start the

bleeding...bleeding Believing all or nothing We are not in supply The poet

made us suffer The poet made us cry In darkness eyes will open Hail to the

force supreme Insightful words of wisdom Transforming sorcery Remember

tomorrow the promise to kill me Remember tomorrow you promised to kill me

Remember tomorrow the promise to kill me Remember tomorrow you promised to

kill me

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