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Fear rules without mercy shame never turns it's back, slow death to false stoics, no morals remain intact dear god, the place that once cradled me is now burning, we fought the good fight and lost, so what? you can see that the stones are thrown, but you can't see why. Your Values are learned and only exist to keep you occupied til you die.
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Hack Need
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Praise Repetition and the patron saint of angst build monuments to a lost cause, romanticize self destruction. Don't even think you can walk the way we walk, something could have come from this but we're all too dumb to talk
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I don't care about your thoughts because your opinions fucking suck i don't want your good vibes i don't need your vibes stay awake and wonder why all my friends feel dead inside my closed eyes they take a look at you smoking and tripping is all that you do i agree with what you say, but why are your feet dirty?
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Mobilized
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Never Praise The Machine Mobilized by suffering the fruit of the black cloud the fear mongers gold rush genesis 1:26 how do we use all this arrogance?
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Nothing Forever pt 2
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nothing forever and ever
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