
Date of issue: 14.02.2011
Record label: Brick
Song language: English
False Prophets |
So let me get this straight |
You base blind faith upon the book formed |
The dawn of fear built on guilt and genocide |
Maybe you can let that slide |
But I’m inclined to be a bit skeptical if you preach and teach the youth |
Denied them the luxury of proof and truth |
To reach back to a primitive fraction, re-enect |
A public execution like a peaceful resolution |
Like it was a persecution but would likely just confuse in an illusion |
A story they were using, to aid the revolution |
the retribution, to aid the evolution |
the restitution |
And by the way I think you’re missing the objective |
With collectively infecting, been subjected so it’s all just ineffective |
Or maybe we’re defective, of |
Flawed design and paste away the way |
When faced or forced the pray, the fraud divine, images |
Or blind visages |
Or bust civil lord ignored, the faith restored |
We raise our sorts and not IQs |
We praise our lords and not our views |
The body counts raise on Fox News |
And that amounts to praise and not blues |
I guess I’m confused |
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