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Theodicy

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: X-Fusion Canonical path: /x-fusion/theodicy Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Theodicy

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aren't you able

to abolish the evil?

or is it your weakness

that lets you fail?

don't you want

to solve our problems?

yo you're the Lord

who serves in hell

theodicy

dogma

theodicy

theodicy

but if you want

and you're not able

who provides the right

to call you God?

I will believe

in your existence

if you demonstrate

your divine ability

theodicy

dogma

theodicy

theodicy

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