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Do you believe in the pain that you can find in another's heart
Do you believe that death is not the end; it is only another start
Do you believe that the Heaven you believed in isn't there
Do you believe that out there somewhere, we are not alone
Because i believe. i believe in a world free from your pain
And I'll do what i can to make that a realitiy for you and me
Whatever it may take; no matter how long, no matter how hard
I'll do whatever it takes to save us all
You'll see the guns that I wear upon my waist pulled out
You'll see the victims are the ones who have decieved us all
I'm not afraid to kill and it should be known I'm not afraid to die
Just afraid of dying in a world that I haven't done my best to try and change
So you best run and tell the world that I'm coming through
Both Guns Blazing
The world is outside cold and I am not one to freeze alone
I'll build my shelter and keep myself warm with your bones
Its time the world has changed for the best...
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Tomb
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Dear, you see me in my worst ways. Dear, you see me in my best days. I guess the lesser outnumber the latter, but you have seen them all the same. i'll bury myself in a tomb of my own making. I'll mix my blood with mud to make the mortar happen. Every Brick another moment trapped forever, marked off with a family seal. A child cries now from the living room; a child that I wish not to know. Well, I couldn't tell if it was mine or yours so lets just say it's not ours at all and throw it right away. Or we could add it tomb i'm building now: his entrails and heart to bind the stone. His skull and bones a worthy empirical notice to anyone who disturbs the rest that I sought for. I dance in a puddle of my own sadness. I scream the words to ancient chants. I offer up human sacrifice in the hopes that it saves me from myself.
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This is the end of time, this is the end of the world.
I say that from a place of knowing. I say that from a place of hoping
I've seen the fire rise up, I've seen despair in children's eyes
I've seen world upon us start to turn slowly off-axis
Goodbye to all you know. Good bye to all you love
Goodbye to all you have ever held dear.
Goodbye to everything you though you needed to go on.
I don't believe in a God who'd give us such worthless pieces of shit like you
And everything you hate is all we love and everything you love is all we hate
Christ upon the cross drenched in Mary's menstrual blood
He's smiling, laughing in the pale moonlight for he knows the end has come
And on the streets out there, there are kids with rocks and automatic weapons
waiting there to take; the moment you turn turned into the last thing you will ever learn
Goodbye to all you know. Good bye to all you love
goodbye to all you have ever held dear.
Goodbye to everything you though you needed to go on.
I don't believe in the love of a God who'd give us such worthless pieces of shit like you
And everything you hated we love and everything that you love is everything we've hated
I can't believe in a God who in his love would give us such worthless pieces of shit like you
So just know everything you hate is all we love and everything you love is all we've ever hated
Everything that you love is everything that we hate and Everything that you love is everything that we hate
Every last thing that you love is the entirety of all we hate
Every last thing that you love is the entirety of all we hate
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