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Artemis wants to be held by you, she is pining away like you used to do
Apollo is playing his lute for you, he is strumming so hard his strings might break in two

These twins tear you apart
It's hard enough on your heart

Is it too late to break these chains of duality
Sign of the cross, genuflect, confess, I will not betray my holy scripture's stark morality
Until grey fog curls its tendrils around
Lifts you up into the silence of a cloud
Grey clouds
You relax my dear, let your heart beat loud
Before they come back carrying your black & white shroud

In this fabricated future if there was a judgment day
and if there was a christ he might save us all but "Not you", he'd say,
"...'cause I told you to love your neighor, but first you must love yourself,
and if you're disrespecting both, then you're beyond my help."
But of course by that time it will be far too late
To take back all that alienation, that pain and estrangement and hate
You can can tell me that you love the sinner
You can tell me you just hate my sin
Well the truth is god doesn't hate fags
But it must hate that, for some, you're making this life a drag to live in

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from Cyclodrones and Other Obviously Broken Machines, released January 1, 2012

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Electronic / experimental / ambient / darkwave / queer / industrial

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