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Ozymandias
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It's in the way they look to you
In how they speak and refer to you
And every lesson they seem to give
Just to remind you whos in charge.
God forgive the way they act
Speechless times seem to get by
For every second they seem to breath
Another bullshit they quote on him.
The one who stays above all us
Carries a weapon with the strength of his arms
The one to stop and destroy the world
As we know it, they never look back.
Ozymandias it's how they call
The king of kings, who then falls
The one to stop and destroy the world
Look on my words, we shall fall.
The light of all fades out
New beginning happens now
The king of kings rising up
Ozymandias destroy us all.
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