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Justified Love

No one can make it alone
Even misanthropes
Curse us, human beings
Desire to be loved
Standard of beauty, social status
Judgment will be given

Looking for self-approval in others
Companionship or accessories?

We can speak the same language
We can't share the same feelings
Truth hides behind generous lies

Fall in love with love to justify
Your life is beautiful
Fall in love with love to justify
Your life is worth living

Those who realize what’s left in them
Prayer doesn't save you
Fumbling toward emptiness…

Silently sneer at others
Knowingly pathetic is what I am

We can speak the same language
We can't share the same feelings
Why can't we all speak hate?

Fall in love with love to justify
Your life is beautiful
Fall in love with love
To justify your lie…
Using one's image to clarify
You are not beneath them
Love, The self-gratifying ego

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from Scripture Codes Summon Suicidal Thoughts, released January 25, 2018

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