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priests want you afraid of their power
but we need not have fear of heaven
law, the police, are nothing but violence
stand on your own, judge yourself not others
there is no god, is no king, but we grant it
there is no god, is no king, but we grant it
there is no god, is no king, but we grant it
but we need not have fear of heaven
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Trust No One
05:26
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you’ve buried every tool
beneath the forgiving earth
you’ve burned every note
and ground them into dust
slowly through the trees
you’ve made your escape
socks over your shoes
you cannot ever do enough
your father will turn you in
your mother will turn you in
your lover will turn you in
just don’t rat on yourself
headlights on your back
but it’s only pale moonlight
trees in silhouette
it’s a road you walk for life
you can’t trust your friends
you can only trust yourself
work alone in the dark
and the secret dies alongside you
your father will turn you in
your mother will turn you in
your lover will turn you in
just don’t rat on yourself
your father will turn you in
your mother will turn you in
your lover will turn you in
just don’t rat on yourself
just don’t rat on yourself
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Skies Devoid Of Birds
03:44
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Under The Empty Freeways
01:58
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Twenty-three And Dead
01:43
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Without Fear Or Hope
02:15
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No Heavens Above
01:49
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What The ICE Has Wrought
03:40
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