| I blame the golden silence in its splendor
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| For he preserves by doubt the little honor
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| Let these Huns, pitiful heroes, remain
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| Claiming to be the great masters of the herd
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| I blame the noise for always wanting to run
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| Relentlessly in the hazardous direction of the wind
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| So feeding the ugliness of hearsay
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| Igniting the most sickening feelings
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| I blame the good for not choosing sides
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| Being even too often the apostle of evil
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| One wonders if they are not lovers
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| Playing around in a vast maze
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| I accuse morality of being a vile owl
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| To the nostalgic relics of a proud past
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| Always ready to shamelessly banish the beast
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| What it is, what it will be and what it always has been
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| I blame all that can us...
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| Alienate, alienate, alienate...
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| I also blame the media indulgence
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| To change charity to cathodic
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| When the season for leaving it out come
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| We carry the audience to the skies for the occasion
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| I accuse society of being a girl of joy
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| Far be it from me to want to offend his ladies
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| But it also responds to the same law
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| Wretched one who has no sesame
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| I blame all that can us...
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| Alienate, alienate, alienate...
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| I accuse the races of not existing
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| Except in the tortured minds of some
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| Who to atone for their illustrious mediocrity
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| Shamelessly judge their neighbor inferior
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| I accuse the interference that advocates order
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| And sows the violent seed of chaos
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| To just look like a common horde
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| Driven by a dark design of crows
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| I accuse God of having taken up residence
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| In the tormented minds of some weaklings
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| To the evil murderous aspirations
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| Preaching death as the ultimate light
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| I accuse death of being the ultimate
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| It is only the fruit of extensive speculation
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| Where the worst deceits grow
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| Driving the hegemony of superstitions |