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We can represent now what will one day be complete
We are not forgotten, for a kingdom is offered beyond that of golden streets
We can represent now what will one day be complete
Simplicity is not a curse where strength is humbled
We are not forgotten, for a kingdom is offered beyond that of golden streets
We can represent now what will one day be complete
Simplicity is not a curse where strength is humbled
Singer: as i lay dying
when we are just taught to wait here.wait here for death. wait here for death. wait for this suffering to end. wait here for death. wait here for death. wait for this suffering to end. we are not forgotten
for a kingdom is offered beyond that of golden streets. we can represent now what will one day be complete. simplicity is not a curse where strength is humbled and the powerless rise. this is a kingdom born upside-down. this is a kingdom where the broken are crowned. wait here for death. wait here for death. the blessings" of excess are only a burden on us. it is a broken system where we just wait for death. it is a broken system where suffering can never end. simplicity is not a curse where strength is humbled and the powerless rise. this is a kingdom born upside-down. this is a kingdom where the broken are crowned. if helplessness is our system then we're better off upside-down."
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when we are just taught to wait here.wait here for death. wait here for death. wait for this suffering to end. wait here for death. wait here for death. wait for this suffering to end. we are not forgotten
for a kingdom is offered beyond that of golden streets. we can represent now what will one day be complete. simplicity is not a curse where strength is humbled and the powerless rise. this is a kingdom born upside-down. this is a kingdom where the broken are crowned. wait here for death. wait here for death. the blessings" of excess are only a burden on us. it is a broken system where we just wait for death. it is a broken system where suffering can never end. simplicity is not a curse where strength is humbled and the powerless rise. this is a kingdom born upside-down. this is a kingdom where the broken are crowned. if helplessness is our system then we're better off upside-down."
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