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Endless War
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Psychotic,
self-destructive
society.
Staring blankly
at the mistakes we've made
over and over and over again.
Insanity.
We forget our own history.
Grasp on reality frayed.
Figure heads change,
but the truth remains the same.
Endless war.
We provide the innocent lives
to power the war machine.
Guided by an unsympathetic hand.
Words can paint a picture so grand,
but the truth reveals reality:
a divided and broken land.
We can't see
the forest for the trees
Enforcing freedom,
when we have no fucking clue
what freedom means.
Grasp on reality frayed.
Figure heads change,
but the truth remains the same.
Endless war.
We provide
the innocent lives.
Staring blankly
at the mistakes we've made
over and over and over again.
Insanity.
We forget our own history.
Psychotic,
self-destructive
society.
Staring blankly
at our mistakes
over and over and over again.
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