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RE-COVERED : 3/22/2021
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If - IT starts
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If - IT starts; two feel
We : Will :
Shut it off again
No need for a Jury
We are guilty
We are alive
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Oh, no !
THAT man -
He starts to sing
And is now accompanied
By Sirens
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Sorrow of revealed mystery
Sharpends the hate
Of the walls We built
To muffle out our screams
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If - IT starts two bleed
It is our Dark God
Releasing Us, from Truth
(A:gain)
We are guilty,
We are a-live,
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I can not look You, in
The Eye a-gain
(it is only, it is only, a mirror )
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When we leave our bodies
Corpses, on the beach
Final-ally- We: Will paint
Universe with our DREAM
About the Creator
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