Lost Cause

from Obscure Conjuring by Angel of Disease

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Lost Cause

Thirst for the search of truth is forever lost
Our lives are what cost (us);
Cause of primitive harmless instincts
That is loved by thoughts which are deranged

Never gonna be the same again
Lost and never will be found
We are resisting the nature
Truth is what we disguise

We are the generation of lost and found
We are not us if our thoughts are sound
We are the lost cause
We break all the laws

Forgetting where we came from
Blinded, all we see are lies
Blind to see the whole picture;
That is unchanged and never dies

The rusty machine of greed and vanity
Pollutes the air with poison
Poison which we seem to crave
Which in the end will send us
TO GRAVE!!!

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from Obscure Conjuring, released May 21, 2020

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