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American Lesion ~ Cease


Blacktop pavement cover me Like a chemical reaction or a steam roller Spreading randomly There's a distant buzz, and low frequency It tickles my ear, rumbles under my feet And it shakes the leaves off of every tree, violently What pretension Everlasting peace Everything must cease Institution on the hill Like a beacon in the mind of an ancestor To ignite a people's will There's a shadowed stain on the west facade It has spread like decay to enshroud the fraud And the descendants find it oh so odd Oh so odd What pretension Everlasting peace Everything must cease Grave memorial hewn white stone Like the comforting caress of a mother Or a friend you've always known It evokes such pain and significance What was once is reduced to remembrance And the generations pass without recompense What pretension Everlasting peace Everything must cease Everything must Cease more free lyrics

Blacktop pavement cover me
Like a chemical reaction or a steam roller
Spreading randomly
There's a distant buzz, and low frequency
It tickles my ear, rumbles under my feet
And it shakes the leaves off of every tree, violently
What pretension
Everlasting peace
Everything must cease
Institution on the hill
Like a beacon in the mind of an ancestor
To ignite a people's will
There's a shadowed stain on the west facade
It has spread like decay to enshroud the fraud
And the descendants find it oh so odd
Oh so odd
What pretension
Everlasting peace
Everything must cease
Grave memorial hewn white stone
Like the comforting caress of a mother
Or a friend you've always known
It evokes such pain and significance
What was once is reduced to remembrance
And the generations pass without recompense
What pretension
Everlasting peace
Everything must cease
Everything must
Cease

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