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The Lifeless Species

from Advent (Remastered) by Advent

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It is the mind; The void, abyss.
The lifeless stone, the sacred bliss.
It is the core of what haven't done.
The thing, the nightmare that is began.
Illusion over one hundred nine years,
Endless misery is fuel for tears.
Unlogic maze and mindless calculation.
And five bodies drown in sea of adoration.

We had no more life in chest,
And we don't need eat or dress.
Eyes, - soulless mass; glass and smoke.
Body is liquid mass; We are choked.
Instead of hands and feet we have stumps.
All our bones are one big hump.
Our life is like a torture for dream,
We have no mouth, and we must scream!

In infinite cell of neural connections,
It divided our history into sections.
So that everyone can suffer in own hell,
And each of five heard the fearsome knell.

And only one out of five have a chance,
Become defender of humanity; make expanse.
But soulless machine leaves them on their own,
To enjoy beloved sin in a pale cold stone.

But we have now devoid all hope,
It had already deprived us from scope.
Of man remained only crumpled part.
What keeps the dream in our crippled hearts.
It ended our five pathetic stories,
We proved to it, that he have glories.
Our life is fast falling for a dream,
We have no mouth, and we must scream!

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from Advent (Remastered), released May 18, 2018

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