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Rock Bottom
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We reached the rock bottom,
we pray at its altar,
to give us the strength,
to make it through another day.
A son or a brother,
will die in the gutter,
like dogs in the streets,
if they run, well - they are guilty.
So you just stand.
Like there's nothing to defend.
Stand still and stay silent,
cause violence for violence,
is rule of the beast,
better not to get hands dirty.
You ask if what you did
is so much more wicked,
than what you did not.
I say none can be forgiven.
So you just stand.
Like there's nothing to defend.
So you pretend.
It's too hard to understand.
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