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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required All these people committing suicide All because you always lied Bringing this hurt and pain Saying God’s name in vain You say, you say That you see the light of day You hate, you hate Sealing your own fate Pushing religion on the lost While your heart is cold as frost You say they’ll burn in hell Hiding how far you fell You say, you say That you see the light of day You hate, you hate Sealing your own fate You take pride in all you do You tell yourself that you are true While you shove them to the ground The lost are never found How the hell can you say you’re right While hell is shining bright I assure you that the devil hears your prayers Cause your heart’s no longer there You say, you say That you see the light of day You hate, you hate Sealing your own fate These girls will cut with glass Hoping it will kill them fast Always broken by men’s lust Never knowing how to trust You are so full of lies Using God as your disguise Say goodnight to this light of day You’re gonna wish that you never prayed We’ll have our stories to tell You’ll see how far you fell You say, you say That you see the light of day You hate, you hate Sealing your own fate All these people committing suicide All because you always lied Bringing this hurt and pain Saying God’s name in vain
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