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Kill The Messenger (ft WD Manu Armata)

from Fortunate Souls | Wretched World by Run Like Hell

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    1 For The Doomed
    2 Remedy
    3 Simulacrum (ft Niels Cornered)
    4 Kill The Messenger (ft WD Manu Armata)
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lyrics

KILL THE MESSENGER

We are so scared scared of the truth
That when reality shows we close our eyes
We realise our guilt for lack of interest
But force ourselves to stay in denial

When men is confronted with the truth
They choose the path of least resistance
To afraid to get out of their comfortzone
Ignorance is bliss, kill the messenger

We are turning a blind eye to injustice
Instead of acting like we should and be responsible

It sickens me to see how numb man became
MAN BECAME
While injustice should activate us to dispute
TO DISPUTE

WE CHOOSE THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE

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from Fortunate Souls | Wretched World, released February 8, 2015

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