Duality
from Founded on the shambles by Blackwater
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lyrics
Savagery concealed in suits while we refuse to codify barbarity in practised policy
Fertile soil for vileness to grow
We’re moving backwards, outsourcing empathy - progress idolatry
We will go through the purgatory
Fascination through abomination, blistering diseases called mankind
We are duality – enlightened beings so consumed with hate
We’re dissent – within our shells attitudes collide
What have we become?
We´re cowards to crusade the weaker ones and call it cure
Sell them killing tools
We’re standing on blood soaked soil, Ignorance
numbly close your eyes
We´re poisoned, a sepsis self-inflicted
Attitudes collide
What have we become?
Sell them killing tools
Numbly close your eyes
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Nov 2017 -
Jun 2012
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