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Stalemate
01:50
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self-deception - the source of infection
clear our minds of all distractions
difficult admission, we must realize
diversity is essential
the concept is clear, spreading fear
within these walls, we cannot break free
cannot break free
sinking and sinking, barely breathing
forced to justify our reasons for thinking
preplanned mechanisms - no consequences
almost invisible yet the damage remains
refuse the question
they ignore our thoughts
refuse the question
master of disguise
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2. |
Possession
02:29
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this has begun within our souls
now feel my mind being tangled by you
you’re not even conscious of your insults
you’re not the person who possesses the truth
possesses the truth
you’re always trying to confuse me
„a little wise, the best fools be.”
you’re always trying to confuse me
„a little wise, the best fools be.”
no voice to guide
just thoughts you’ve shared
attempt ignorance
don’t act like you care
just don’t become an act of war
force me into my own fall
just don’t become an act of war
force me into my own fall
no voice to guide
just thoughts you’ve shared
attempt ignorance
don’t act like you care
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3. |
Bring It On Down (Oasis)
03:18
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