1. |
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what i have seen will be
soon we will be
fully alive
fully divine
free from their hands
free from their lies
fully alive
fully divine
what will you do for you?
everything
break away from their grasp
and then we'll be free
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2. |
sympathetic resonance
01:22
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what the fuck
who are you
to be here
in my room
don't touch me
let me go
what makes me
illegal now?
torn from my family
just for being
taken as prisoner
war on whatever
what would you do
if they took you?
would you fight back
to the death?
what would it take
to make you see
if they'll take me
they'll come for you?
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3. |
the dead 2ravel fast
01:41
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run from your own victims
can't run from your consequences
no longer in control
fuck every one of you
power to the people
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