"Dolos" directed by AJ Duthie
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Clear a path
Raise your hand
Your self worth comes first
Feeding on the debt of others
To fulfill you habits
You don’t have to worry
You believe you’ll never die
Small sacrifice
As long as there is a need to justify your behavior
You can live forever.
Small sacrifice
Your self worth comes first
Forget that we live with our failures
Put down others to bring yourself back up
False hope
Hands open for praise
False hope
Blind with promises running through your fingers
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Phobos
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Adephagia
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Apate
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The Algea
04:18
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Left behind now
Only one choice
Headfirst into the dark
Deafening swirl of teeth
For all the poison and suffering
We will be without purpose soon
Skin crawling, eyes burning
They’ve taken everything
If it is in sight it is theirs
Hide your pride and your dignity
There is no equality till the end
Headfirst into the dark
For all I’ve told who’ve lived through
I long for the end
Teeth spiral
Let them wait, I may never return
bitter bones and broken promises
Head first into the dark
We laugh at death again
Left behind
Only one choice
Headfirst into the dark
Deafening swirl of teeth
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