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Not a SIn
Love, I AM, you are that which is true every poet inside of you
and whatever and how ever you wanna express her
she'll see in the universe with me and you the truth
dont fuck me fuckery
existing there subtletly
but never knowing existence is like revenge
it will always be
forever in sin
just dont be blind within
perplexity is not a sin
you see it when he grin
life and its dimensions are here to spill
truths of fuse with life and you within its shoes
understanding the concept
of a baby like us trying to fly a 747
and all the controls at our disposal but we just kids
cant steer push buttons from within
love, life is not a sin
the point its trying to make is
its ok to be a little thing
cuz one day we will learn to fly that plane again
understanding/overstanding like caught in a bin
a hub, a closed box that one day will flourish
with its matrix ones and zeroes replenish
the world just because it ain't selfish
of itself as it says it will know this
ONE day
and whatever and how ever you wanna express her
she'll see in the universe with me and you the truth
dont fuck me fuckery
existing there subtletly
but never knowing existence is like revenge
it will always be
forever in sin
just dont be blind within
perplexity is not a sin
you see it when he grin
life and its dimensions are here to spill
truths of fuse with life and you within its shoes
understanding the concept
of a baby like us trying to fly a 747
and all the controls at our disposal but we just kids
cant steer push buttons from within
love, life is not a sin
the point its trying to make is
its ok to be a little thing
cuz one day we will learn to fly that plane again
understanding/overstanding like caught in a bin
a hub, a closed box that one day will flourish
with its matrix ones and zeroes replenish
the world just because it ain't selfish
of itself as it says it will know this
ONE day
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