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Born with a forked tongue, we sharpen it like a knife And tell ourselves we're the highest form of life. A bunch of apes feeding each other a bunch of grapes. We wear different faces on a daily basis: Actors in need of a healthy catharsis Creating new ways to deceive While still seeking something to believe. It started as an act, but it soon became fact. Wind up men ran by gears only know how to run From their fears. Their consciences must weigh a ton. I know mine does.
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Jan 3, 2011
Jan 3, 2011 at 2:43 PM UTC
A Quickly Falling Facade
Born with a forked tongue, we sharpen it like a knife And tell ourselves we're the highest form of life. A bunch of apes feeding each other a bunch of grapes. We wear different faces on a daily basis: Actors in need of a healthy catharsis Creating new ways to deceive While still seeking something to believe. It started as an act, but it soon became fact. Wind up men ran by gears only know how to run From their fears. Their consciences must weigh a ton. I know mine does.
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Jan 3, 2011
Jan 3, 2011 at 2:43 PM UTC
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