1. |
Innocence
00:59
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2. |
Belonging
02:11
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Waking each day to find a different way of
Wading the grey and see ambivalence on display
We will breathe in a vacuum
Stand aside
This house is
Fortified
And silent
Cast aside
To be
Vacant
But to us
Lush and living
We can see
Ourselves
In this
No one is home
Turn our backs on all we wished for because
No one is home
No one is home
Turn our backs on all we wished for because
No one is home
Turn our backs on all our dreams or show them that
Every now and then
We're the lion's den
Beaten down by men
Time and time again
Every now and then
Sharper sword than pen
Not beyond our ken
They will soon know their place
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3. |
Loss
03:05
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(Time to dispossess
Unjust information
Freedom of the press
Inhumane foundation)
Time to reassess when given
Unjust information that's crushing
Freedom of the press by casting
Fraudulent foundations
Instead just make it count for all
Those who come hereafter
Undynamic squalls
Unchanging laughter
God will never see you
Bathe in the blood of the kind
Never fearing cruelty for
Fear of not carrying out
Their unholy duty
Skewer the meaning of good
Breaking, not tipping, the scale
In awe of mesmeric falsehood
This is beyond the pale
Suppress
The judgement
Suppress
The tantrums
Suppress
The ire
Begin
Anew or else it will
Suppress
Compassion
Suppress
Forgiveness
Leave you
Meaningless
Hollow
Empty and void of life
Always and forever; lost
Once again the narration repeats
Again, it will never evolve
Again, the narration repeats
Again, it will never end
God will never see you
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4. |
Discouragement
04:40
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Luminance disappears
Perpetual inertia
Efforts to be fair
Become controversial
All are led astray
It takes too much
Something grim is underway
We're living with such
Great rationalists
Zealous freethinkers
Preach only facts
Taught by design to
Confuse and prevent us
From free-thinking
All judgment aside
We worship the insincere
It will
Haunt us
It haunts
You too
It's set in motion
The decline in everything we do
Nothing carries through
It fills an ocean
The strive to be the best
Art has been undressed
(Can you see it now?)
(Do you see it now?)
Welcome the mist
Precious dead ringer
No one reacts
Live by a reign that says:
You can have all you
Ever wanted
All you have to do
Always have an open mouth
All you have to do
All that you can do
All you want to do
Always have an open mouth
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5. |
Contempt
02:15
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Fill their heads
Fill them with reason
Gift their minds
Gift them the cause of
All their pain
All of their hardship
Undeserved
Ungrateful virus
Locked inside
Data cells
Rats can see
Parallels
Friendly torture
Numb aesthetic
Mental departure
Die for expansion
Rip all the teeth from
Their mouth and help them
Act on what they were
Supposed to grant us
Ever the henchman
Seldom a thought
Of those inside the engine
If the rats won't drink
Drown them in the water
As you get
Down on your knees
Beg them for forgiveness (get)
Down on your knees
Beg them for a clean death
Locked inside
Data cells
Greed and gain
Will be your end
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Dead Soma Stockholm, Sweden
// What is your pathos?
Dead Soma is:
- Robin Stenström
- Dennis Andersson
- Daniel Johansson
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