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Charity dies

from Ep Charity Dies by The day of remission

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Charity dies

All you have is life. To survive keep quite
Speak only when you told to. Don’t think too much
Soak mankind madness like sponge

Lambs turn sinners / gladly they atone
Is your revelation / To die we all were born?
Needles saints / World to adorn
Good intentions /And reason sadly torn

We are wicked Are you really mind
Sinful as well. Why you won’t bring us hell?

Oh how fragile This world really is
I know for sure I will miss
Those savages Pretend to be human beings
Those liberals Whatever fuck it means
Oh this world is fucking overrated
Oh this world is overflowed with
What we call hope And what we call vengeance
Remember be nice But only to strangers

This world will devastate you
So I appreciate your concern
You may believe in what you want to
But pray for I am wrong!

See, they are all imaginary
Things that you been told
Freedom and decency
Nothing but a fraud

Are you even care?

This is what world is – one scared man
This what it is - sand in empty can

There are no ways out as far as I know
Want to out clean, chances are low
Just let it be so

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from Ep Charity Dies, released December 29, 2012

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