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God's Love (radio edit)
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Reward the good behaviour
And threaten those who stray
Take your flock and pen them in
Shun those who'd betray
Teach fear as virtue
Let them choose their chains
Questionining is heresy
Teach that doubt profanes
God loves his children
As long as they behave
God loves his children
But the preacher loves his slaves
Morality through reason
Is now your enemy
Keep the blinders locked in place
Mistrust is blasphemy
Use ecstatic ritual
To breed complacency
Assure them they know right from wrong
Through your solemnity
God loves his children
As long as they behave
God loves his children
But the preacher loves his slaves
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Doors In The Labyrinth Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
postgoth/darkwave from Pittsburgh
Doors In The Labyrinth is the work of josh loughrey, seeking to bring his past experiences (noise, folk, ambient, film scores, synthpop, techno) together to create dark narrative songs.
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