Sifting Through The Void
by Widower
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You’ve had everything handed to you your entire life, but for the rest of us nothing comes for free. I can’t believe my eyes, all I see before me is this slew of thieves and liars. You hide behind a mask, preying on the minds of the young. I’d like to bring you to your knees and show them who you really are. You’ve shown me nothing, you’ve shown them nothing but how to be a man of arrogance and hatred. Be mindful of the ones you influence, because they know nothing but how to follow the latest trend. And every word you put into their ears they will follow, marking it on their bodies, placing in their skin. Not knowing the truth that the words you speak and the words they follow are the words of a coward, are the words of a fake, are words from a vacant mind. You’ve been nothing but a plague, you feed on the innocence of the young and I won’t let you take from them anymore.
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released December 7, 2012
Recorded By: Sam Bottner at The Bot Cave
Recorded By: Sam Bottner at The Bot Cave
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