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Suffocating lies you throw around the room with brute force

You tell these stories to the innocent and they believe

Have you ever wanted to have a conversation with a bee?

The devil is on our doorstep,

Let us shower and be clean for death

But don’t worry now, for I am here to show you

To live is more important than to talk

The devil will only use your words against you

Don’t suffocate beneath your own words

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Hmm hmm... love this line:
"Have you ever wanted to have a conversation with a bee?"
and love this part in the ending:
"To live is more important than to talk
The devil will only use your words against you
Don’t suffocate beneath your own words"

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