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Killing Compass
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Your prayers will never mend violent intent
Dogmatic convulsions
The sacraments are tainted
This must be the road to hell
Your compass kills
Adrift you led me
Your words hold no key
This must be the road to hell
It didn't kill me then
It won't kill me now
It didn't kill me then
I'll make my own way out
Your compass kills
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