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Artist: Will of the Ancients
Canonical path: /will-of-the-ancients/between-stagnation-and-infamy
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Between Stagnation And Infamy
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Between Stagnation And Infamy
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I find myself in chains
Trapped in my own shame
Mind and body, slaves
To the world we make
Why?
I live a life of immediacy
Since i can't find a way to be free
Why?
I can't find a way
To escape my brain
To escape my name
To escape my shame
Shame
I will escape
I will defeat
Men are as gods
Despite our flaws
We fight our flaws!
I can see the new way
Progress is its name
But with good comes shame
Shame
The choice is but one that is hard to make
Between stagnation and infamy
Choose!
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