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First Mistake
02:13
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Judgement
02:13
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Because I....
Know right from wrong from fear of God ..(from) my father's faith
For what's at stake? Burn in hell souls at hells gate....
What's that mean? Hold on to something I can't see? ...grip it tight?
They can't take it..
Been tripped by liars feet they casted stones from sinners streets acting out what seems to be twisted people's fallacy
Fallen from grace , called me guilty to my face , punishment for reprobates ...found myself in darkest place
Told right was wrong look out on life with a different gaze..and here I wait...for judgement burn up every day
In my face their yelling with those lies their telling,
So justice is turning free a man to felon?
Trust fell by the wayside
And lies become truth,
another lost soul
forgotten youth!!
Won't take it from Me
Can't take it from me
And through it all and what I'll take until the grave
Can't take away what's mine coz I came to win
Can't take away what's mine!
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Darkness
02:35
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Darkness.....
Darkness make it end
Darkness.....
Tear back mask of pretence
Feel I need the day to end
Darkness is my only friend
Tear away mask of pretence darkness is my only friend
Because I don't feel part of your society clouded feelings of anxiety depression
Depression!
Here it comes again, pent up frustration, the need to pretend.
Here it comes again, gun to my own head
To my head
How else can I put gun to my head trigger about to pull it , nothing left to lose salvation the way more pills and booze
Nothing else left to lose
Nothing else left to lose
Darkness make it end
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