The death of a king
Alluring lassos
Slide on so smooth
Tension made of razors
Dragging across you
The flushing of eyes
Couldn't cleanse your abrasions
Deep inside consumed with guilt
I'm clothed in a bed of blankets
Dream suspicious strangers over night

[Chorus]
Righteous pharisees befriending
Silent movements mar re injuring god
The taste of absent minded actions
Outweigh forgiveness

Bridging a widow in spite of her venom
I've failed to mention your soul
Three becoming two
Such a left in criminal
Only the mind of the temptress knows
Actions are my remorse for amnesia

[Chorus]

So close to healing the weak
Turning into the enemy
Paralyzing kings

We are so self

[Chorus]


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    NO NO NO NO NO !!!!!!!!!!

    Its about the crucifiction folks. read it again.

    The first 4 lines-Jusus being whipped. Next 4 lines-view of the people doing, amd condoning this. Rightous pharisses---the pharissis silent movements were to put the blame on ceazar so the church would not be blamed and ceazar "washed" his hands. silent movements=nobody to blame. They acted absent mindedly, businesslike almost.The movements reinjuring god was like not only are you going to kill me but you wont be open about it---huh, that must mean its wrong...could be?

    Briding a widow in spite of her venom---the crucifiction was also seen as a miarrage betweeh Jusus and the earth, which is seen as a female entity. Even though the earth was corrupt, he did it anyways, sacraficed himself.

    So close to healing the weak---if jesus could have lived forever as a person, he could save us all easy, but he had to give us the choice to do what we want, and that wasnt easy for jusus to like.

    And then it changes to WE are so self rightous-we are no different than those people then, they are not any less corrupt than we are, saten has just found a way to make sin look les drastic)

    GET IT NOW?!?!?! Read it again now, youll see.

    serenity_092989on April 29, 2007   Link

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