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How Heaven's Gate Has Been Stormed Countless Times

from Release Of Pain by Gnapenstob

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Millions die in unending crusades for a holy land that was falsely created by greedy kings and unjust popes in order to justify a war economy, these wars are still fought today under new banners and different pretenses, we let our governments attribute to atrocities committed by unmanned aircrafts that mow down and maim innocent children on their way home from school and worship, all for glory and oil, these racist and islamaphobic agendas are carried out.

Taken into mine own chest
The bitter hate from every soul
The piercing of this spear
As breaths falter and pure lungs collapse
A savior's end draws near
We're fucking abandoned
Mankind turns to sin
Led by debauchery and chaos
How easy we all give in
Endless war over God's promised land
Yet you forgot His command

Killing and hating, we're destroying our home
The innocent suffer
And can't fight on their own
Gardens of Eden now perish and burn
We leave the ashes in the devils urn
You ignore their cries as the children of the world die
These children of god that suffer at your hands

Godly cloth you have much to answer for
Millions mowed down by machines of war
Is this truly the will of the Lord?
does your curse gild
Bodies of the dead into earthly greed?
Claiming in the name of Heavens decree
Absolved in death
Humanity is brought to its knees

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from Release Of Pain, released August 20, 2018

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