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To Rationalise Tragedy
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emancipate every synapse
find the freedom only free thought can give
burn the bridge that connects to the past
learn who we can be
who we are
who we were
who we will be
after the storm comes and shakes the ground we walk on
who we will be
who we were
who we are
i will see all that this world has
i will find my place in this land
all life we speak the lie that all must one day end
i reject
i reject
i refuse that i must die
break my will
you can try
nothing will change my mind
i reject
i reject
i refuse that i must die
shattering earth heralds the dawn of a new way
support is taken that we might learn to stand again
as draughts come to a close when rain brings life anew and feeds the wheat
we all must rise again and stand our ground to foil defeat
i feel weak
please never think of me
i think i’m lost in this void
demons dance like fairies
the air is still and cold
my breath catches in my throat
my body nowhere to be seen
cold and still
serene
calm now
i welcome death and all she brings to me
my love
my saint
death is not the end
death is not your friend
the light of life can blind
but warmth of love
will bring you home again
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C:/DOS/PUN Manchester, UK
C:/DOS/PUN is created out of a passion for all genres of music. the aim is to make sounds that one could fight to at the end
of the world, and that one could fall asleep to. to create an aural experience where fans of experimental dance music can rave alongside headbangers.
this is music made to be music and made to be enjoyed
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