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Discovery and Compromise

from Peons by Thoroughbred Racing Pigeon

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Touting a useless line, discovery and compromise. There's a foggy vision with so many eyes. Useful things discovered, unfortunately recovered by an ancient system that never separated: our mortality from fear, from burning endlessly in the blazes of hell -- In God's furious rage. Where saying sorry, paying the collection fee, gave you freedom to be a circle of shame. And, yea, I know their stories have merit. I know their morals are strong. Just don't tell me we have to be nice, saying their history isn't wrong. I find irony in bringing a useless system back from the stone ages, back to the times. I find irony in finding guidance by filling your head up with lies. Were the slaves and workers of the sabbath the homosexuals of today?And, yea, I know their stories have merit. I know their morals are strong. Just don't tell me we have to be nice, saying their history isn't wrong. I don't want to be a prick, but why not? Irrationals say God gives you the luck you've got. They say without God there is no meaning. It's through him, he's the only way. I feel myself screaming inside. Don't you know it's in your books and scriptures – is where your head hides.

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from Peons, track released November 29, 2012

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