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Epilogue of a Possession Lyrics by Old Wounds

Death Projection

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Time after time. You buy into plastic lies that shimmer and glow but always wilt away. I refuse to be trapped by a failed tradition. Honest words will always cut the deepest to those who fail to see the truth. Just remember theirs nothing more concrete than when you have hit the floor. I won't play the part of the victim. In an effigy of falsehood. I won't be to blame because you’re too naïve to see the world for what it is. A tomb we can’t escape. Bury me with roses. Just accept your fate
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Old Wounds

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