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Sinister
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This mania, this sickness
Is there no one else to blame?
This radiance, this fiction
She forgives all transgressions
Never asking for remorse
Apologies, concessions
Units of force
I should concede when I’ve been beaten
I should conceal my darker moods
I should confront my inner demons
Rub the salt into the wound
Through thick and thin with her
I’ve been systematically sinister
No need to compromise
When you can see the surrender in her eyes
When every act of kindness
Is the product of regret
My chivalry is selfish
Outstanding debt
I should control my own emotions
I should confess my hidden truths
I should contain the slow corrosion
Of my moralistic youth
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Sinister (Instrumental)
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