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Mikveh
03:39
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Penetrate The Brain
Through The Eyes
Death Could Serve
To Cleanse this Life of Lies
Emptiness in it's truest form
Condemned Cathedrals
In a Vacuum of Excess
Arms Extended
With Nothing To Confess
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Casual Blasphemy
01:11
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With Any Luck
I could Drive this into Nothingness
Abort To End Prayer
Pro Creation's Been Done To Death
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Verbal Crutch
01:02
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Validate My Empathy
Guilt Driven Politics
Forget Your Rhetoric
And Your Empty Endorsements
It's a comfortable Life
Filled with Bad Analogies
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4. |
Self Discovery
00:32
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A Breakthrough In Self Discovery:
There is no Pain there is Only Fear
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Creeping Oppression
01:27
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I Know they're Wrong
I want to prove them wrong
I Just Don't Know How
Silence Seems to Resonate
Leaders are Lucky, when men don't think
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6. |
Calloused
06:03
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In the Cold, Cold Light of Day
You can see their Pain
Even in their Joy
You know the darkness,
That waits patiently behind the dissipating delusion
Calloused
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