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We speak the explicit language of damage Whether it's through anguish or famine It only takes a little while to examine Until we learn the language well And eventually become fluent To create this worldwide hell Where the warfare is incongruent We speak this language for many reasons We speak this language through every season The dialect varies from country to country But all that really matters is who's hunting The end result is the same For damage done before We inflict retributive pain To even the damage score Damage lowers our health Damage increases their wealth Damage puts us on the shelf Until we damage ourself The damage is done So we must run But at some point we turn around Planting our feet into the ground Becoming the damage cause Doing what we've learned We attribute this to our flaws Not caring who gets burned There is a damage sandwich Within our damaged land's width We're caught between being imposed on And becoming oppressors You're either forced to keep your clothes on Or become an undresser Perceptions of greater and lesser Further complicate the scenario We receive them through our stereo To look down on those of other barrios All of that damage can be parried though If we work as a team Better yet a species To live in a utopian dream Instead of our feces
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Mar 1, 2018
Mar 1, 2018 at 10:42 PM UTC
Damage
We speak the explicit language of damage Whether it's through anguish or famine It only takes a little while to examine Until we learn the language well And eventually become fluent To create this worldwide hell Where the warfare is incongruent We speak this language for many reasons We speak this language through every season The dialect varies from country to country But all that really matters is who's hunting The end result is the same For damage done before We inflict retributive pain To even the damage score Damage lowers our health Damage increases their wealth Damage puts us on the shelf Until we damage ourself The damage is done So we must run But at some point we turn around Planting our feet into the ground Becoming the damage cause Doing what we've learned We attribute this to our flaws Not caring who gets burned There is a damage sandwich Within our damaged land's width We're caught between being imposed on And becoming oppressors You're either forced to keep your clothes on Or become an undresser Perceptions of greater and lesser Further complicate the scenario We receive them through our stereo To look down on those of other barrios All of that damage can be parried though If we work as a team Better yet a species To live in a utopian dream Instead of our feces
andrew-rueter
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30/M/Kentucky
Mar 1, 2018
Mar 1, 2018 at 10:42 PM UTC
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