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Underground eXperts United
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[ Eden ] [ By Freon ]
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Eden
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by Freon
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the sand falls through the air
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clear sparkling in a bright sun
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the surf rolls in and i feel as a bird
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riding on the updrafts
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the buffeting of the warm air
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on my wings my chest
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my soul
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and i am a man
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and i can feel these things
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and i can understand these things
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these things that i can never truly experience
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and the first word i speak will destroy my understanding
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and the first club i raise will destroy the things i love
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and there is no use for a word
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no use for an utterance
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but a murmur of joy unclear undefined
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they know what i mean
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the things i love
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and they murmur with me
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and i can hear them
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just as they hear me
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the palms shade i use as my tool
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a gentle tool that brings me but pleasure
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and cool
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in the beautiful sun
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i lie on the beach and feel its love for me
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is the same for my love for it
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the sand against my skin
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cradles me like my mothers arms
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but the first cloth i wear will destroy my understanding
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the first clay pot will destroy the things i love
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and there is no use for a cloth
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no use for a cover for my body
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but the skin that is part of me
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that i am a part of
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alive bronzed comfortable
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against whatever is inside of me
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be it flesh or bone or blood or spirit
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i am all and more pressed against it cannot add to me
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robes kill my spirit and my freedom
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i am alone and happy within myself
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and safe and happy with all my friends
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the old and wise
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the young and strong
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all so equally valued for just being alive
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by the others who show their appreciation
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by being alive themselves
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by being different and unique
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not trying to fit in
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with anything that is expected
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because nothing is expected but that they be themselves
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and the first man i strike will destroy my understanding
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the first war i wage will destroy the things i love
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and there is no use for hostility
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but a friendly companionable jostling
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joking scuffles in the sand with friends
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competition demonstration of strength and skill
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but all in good will for this man i pin to the sand
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for my strength shall be used to defend him when needed
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and he knows
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and i know
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that we are not fighting but showing
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how well we will protect each other
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and how well we will protect our brothers
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when the time comes
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and we know it will come
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and the first God i beg for aid will destroy my understanding
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my first sacrifice unto Him will destroy the things i love
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there is no use for a God
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no use for an imaginary saviour
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as i lick the sweat from my goddess's breast
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and inside her
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inside her my eternal life will grow
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and be born to this world of a million different colours
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this world of a million different sounds
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a million different tastes
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a million different smells
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a million different emotions
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and not one name
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not one blasphemous sacreligious name or label or category
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to tear the meaning from the things i love themselves
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to rip my very heart out through my very mouth
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each time it falls open to emit
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another precise moronic utterance
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about the so called science that i would cling to
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if this understanding was gone
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but if this understanding was gone
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what would there be to teach my children
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what could i teach them that they did not already know
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that i was a failure
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a freak of nature
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destroyed by my own arrogance
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glorified by my words
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and numbers
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and ingenious inventions
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that reduce me to a grovelling vomiting wreck
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or a cripple before a television screen
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or a mass murderer of animals to feed my obsession with gore
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or a murderer of men with my clean and oiled gun
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see how it sparkles when in the sun my boy
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whose rays i have poisoned with my cleverness
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see how it bangs and we can hear the sound
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desensitised as our ears have become
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by the roaring of our own applause
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for our rotting selves
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see how it tears the flesh and shatters the bone
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of the bird or deer or fox whose understanding we envy so
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see how i clean it with my leather cloth
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ripped from the hide of a herbivore
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so much like myself
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but so different because it is convenient for me to think so
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while i smash its skull with a captive bolt pistol
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and wrench out brain tissue with a wire
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cut its throat and hang it by the feet
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wait for it to drain
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no
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without words i will teach my son
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and without words he will answer
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that he loves me in a way that words
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in their clumsy overgeneralising foolishness
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cannot hope to describe or replace
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but still try
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and i will not send my son
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to be instructed by men and women i have never met
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men and women i will never know
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and who will never know my son
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as my mate and i will always know him
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and i will not test my son
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to see that he has learned enough
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if he doesnt he will die
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that is the rule
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that he knows when he is born
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so he will learn
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and the first test i devise will destroy my understanding
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the first school i found will destroy the things i love
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and there is no use for a test
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no use for an insubstantial measurement
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of this living breathing child
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this man like me that i have helped create
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this man who has helped without even trying
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to make me a man
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this man who is to me as i was to my father
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though i am old now and my father is gone
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and there are no moans and wails
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as we carry him to the cliffs
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no black stinking death machines
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no gilded shovel handles
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no self important ministers
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no preaching on a corpse
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no rebirth into eternal life
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no eternal bliss
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this is how it is
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this is how it has always been
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this is how it will always be
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no one need say it we all know
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and we lay him on the clifftop
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perhaps he will return
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not buried in a fatal grave
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if he is not dead he will return to scold us
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with gentle knocks around the head
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playful fistfuls of sand tossed carefully to avoid the eyes
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as he did when i was young
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and he was alive
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and we shall return and live
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on our beach by the sea
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in the sand and trees
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until we too are carried away
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to the clifftop where the bones grow white
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and the scavengers feed on our useless dead flesh
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before the grass and weeds claim all
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in time
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and the first medicine i mix will destroy my understanding
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and the first disease i cure will destroy the things i love
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and there is no use for a medicine
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a destroyer of the meaning of illness
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a perverter of the course of life
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a product of sick experiments
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on other things i love
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just to sustain my existence
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perhaps
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another day
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or two
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and though my bones are brittle
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and though my legs are weak
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and though my heart does pain me
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and though my breathing rasps
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i am old and it is better
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at this time in my life
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to die from a disease
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than from a side effect
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and the first breath i took destroyed my understanding
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and the last breath i exhale will destroy the things i love
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and there is no use for breath
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no use for another drawing of the air
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of this still green world
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this still beautful world
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this still unpoisoned world
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this still untainted world
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this still inhabited world
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where no man laughs when a friend is suffering
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where no man takes lives but to save his own
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or the lives of the ones he loves
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where no man travels far beyond his home in hope of plunder
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where no man enslaves another
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where no man pollutes anothers air or water
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where no man crashes through life with his raucous yelling
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of a salvation beyond
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where no man rots the minds of others with preaching
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where no man feels his mind rot from idleness
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where no sense is dulled
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no mind is unclear
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no heart is broken
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no body is tainted with drugs
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no teeth rot out from bad food
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no lungs rot out from bad air
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no livers rot out from bad water
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no lives rot from hateful thoughts
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because no words are spoken
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because no words are known
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and this is as it has always been
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as it is
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and as it will not always be
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and the first word i speak will destroy my understanding
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and the first book i write will destroy the things i love
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and there is no use for a word
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a meaningless broken metaphor
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for the feelings of my friends
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and their tears of joy and pain combined
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and their hopes and dreams and futures
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their loves and hates and lives and deaths
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as they lay me on the clifftop
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now that i have breathed my last
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http://www.nkpwhq.com/~freon/
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uXu #579 Underground eXperts United 2001 uXu #579
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