Your gross fabrication of pretext could bore.
Yet still I fall victim from syntax and omitted.
Just shy of something I could understand.
So blissful, I press on to the sound of the organs
Playing their most convincing tunes
As they serenade to the parade of paid off parts.
And the only thing left to discuss
Is the details of this armistice.
We’ve come to this agreement…
Check my vitals.
The truth is vile but vital to this cause.
I’ve been held hostage a captive of this passive shell.
Give me gravity, give me clarity. Give me something to rely on.
Tell me who’s pulling the strings;
Tell me who’s that move for.
We’re all puppets;
We’re all marionettes.
These body parts of plans.
Passed by my hands, my hands shake through handshakes
Forsaken by my limbs.
My limbs sing the hymns, the hymns of a tyrant
In a crumbling pantheon
As inhabitants will raise their fists and bid him disarm.
Tell me who’s pulling the strings;
Tell me who’s that you move for;
We’re all puppets
We’re all marionettes.
Oh, how I’ve been teething in light of your misleading.
You’ve caused this collapse between
The heart and the synapse.


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    ===== This Armistice

    The gross fabrication of pretense could bore Yet still I fall victim to syntax omitted You're just too shy of something I could understand So blissful I press on To the sound of the organs Playing the most convincing tunes As they serenade to the parade of paid off parts

    Now the only thing to discuss is.. The details of this armistice We've come to this agreement

    Check my vitals The truth is vile, but vital to this cause I've been held hostage A captive of this passive shell Give me gravitiy, give me clarity Give me something to rely on

    We're all puppets, we're all marionettes We're all puppets, we're all marionettes

    [[Tell me who's pulling the strings Tell me who's that you move for]] [[[These body parts]]]

    Are parts of plans [are parts of plans] Passed by my hands, my hands, my hands shake through handshakes [handshakes] Forsaken by my limbs My limbs sing the hymns The hymns of a tyrant In a crumbling pantheon As inhabitants will raise their fists and bid him to disarm

    Check my vitals The truth is vile, but vital to this cause I've been held hostage A captive of this passive shell Give me gravitiy, give me clarity Give me something to rely on

    We're all puppets, We're all marionettes We're all puppets, We're all marionettes We're all puppets, We're all marionettes We're all puppets, We're all marionettes [[Tell me who's pulling the strings Tell me who's that you move for Tell me who's pulling the strings Tell me who's that you move for...]]

    Now the only thing left to discuss is The details of this armistice We've come to this agreement

    For now I've been teething In light of your misleading You've caused this collapse Between the heart and the synapse Oh, how I've been teething In light of your misleading You've caused this collapse Between the heart and the synapse

    [[[Tell me who's pulling the strings Tell me who's that you move for Tell me who's pulling the strings Tell me who's that you move for We're all puppets We're all marionettes]]]

    These strings and joints will join us together These strings and joints will join us

    NightPride911on April 09, 2006   Link

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