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When the grass grows
and takes back the cities
when we are long gone
and the streets are quiet
When the humans are dead
and the last heart has stopped
Is that when we will realise
that it was all too much?
We're all so sorry
but unable to stop
We're all dying everyday
but it's never enough
This is the age of apocalypse
This is the age of apologies.
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LIFEDEATH I & II
05:52
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LIFEDEATH I & II
Give birth
Take life
Breathe deep
Hold tight
Squeeze me
Till I’m
Blue faced
And still
Give birth
Take life
Last breath
No rights
Push the
Life out
Of me
Or I will
A lifedeath story
No romantic glory
Fight or flight
It all hurts the same,
I am not some machine
That you can just fix
There’s a storm inside of me
Pushing towards the brink.
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hysteria consumes
you and your friends
but this foreign object
poses no threat
your bloods pumping
teeth are cliched
you got that look in your eye
you got that violence
why does humankind fear what it doesn’t understand?
your privilege and ignorance
is no excuse
its just another form or
the lateral abuse
of the violence thats inflicted
on woman and people of colour everyday
you can’t tell me that were doing enough
you can’t tell me that were doing enough!
it makes me sick
it makes me sick
you all make me sick
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you are beautiful
inside and out
i hate that this world
tries to drown you out
but you are strong
we’re getting better together
let’s take these standards
and change them forever
the things you don’t like
about yourself
are major epiphanies
to someone else,
you’re vision
you’re a pure form
a perfect picture
you keep me warm
break down the laws of
attraction and affection
these kinks are just arrows
giving us directions
the things you want
the things you deserve
they’re not so strange
you’re not perverse,
gimme consent
gimme basic respect
gimme a safe word
and stand on my neck
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5. |
LIKE WATCHING GLASS GROW
02:31
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everyday moves slow
nails on glass
six hundred and sixty six
nights did pass
looking in the mirror
your view expires
after six hundred and
sixty six sunrises
the only real apology
is improved behaviour
its harder than it sounds
but not impossible
change with me
not against me
why do you hate whats inside of me?
a new day
a new chance
to let you down
to forget
a past i can’t escape
for a future i don’t want,
all i did,
was love you
it was all i did.
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THIS IS THE AGE OF SIN
REJECT THE ORDER OF CREATION
REVEL IN THE ANNIHILATION
AS MAN AS THE IMAGE OF GOD
DESTROY
PLOT DESIGNS OF DEATH
DISFIGURE
THE FACE OF MAN AND WOMAN
THIS IS THE AGE OF SIN
E FOR EXTINCTION
THIS IS THE AGE OF SIN
E FOR ESTROGEN
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