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I've yet to be born from a planet yet to become
one of the greatest Earths to be known
the one that I call home
It's appalling that our dreams are just physical beings
but in the grand scheme of our things
Our things have no meaning
Nothing's what we've lost
I'm not the type to return a fallen and broken meteor
A failed galactic parcel of land
Bought from god himself
I know nobody else that could bring a burden oh so big
That bastard's malevolent

Take a swing at god I dare you
I'll just sit back and observe you
I'm not just another failure
You can't find your savior can you?
I'll put money on the latter
you're just as confused as I am
(Looking for a way out, but its just a way in.
Welcoming something more,
bringing in a higher state of consciousness,
electing in a godhead.)

Heard a knock on my door
obsession just serving some thoughts to endure
Am I venomous or the whole snake?
the anger you create?
I realize there’s fire in my freezing eyes
But I can’t stop staring if your eyes won’t meet mine
I’ve got time if you’re not mine

Looking for a way out, but its just a way in.
Welcoming something more,
bringing in a higher state of consciousness,
electing in a godhead.

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from "Everyone Is (Not) You" Split w/ Henrietta, released March 1, 2012

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