We have put holiness on a pedestal and named it purity
As if angels can't be drunks loitering outside liquor stores
As if messiahs can't be children with blood stained palms
We step on broken glass in vain
We rip ourselves apart to be holy
To stand with the superior
We act as if the gods aren't people with scars on their skin and sins in their hearts
As if the blind followers aren't lambs in the slaughterhouse
Who fooled us into thinking power can be claimed by being good
Who taught us that the righteous should be worshipped
Our Anarchy is more pure than the blood spilt by church
I long to hold belief in my hands and crush it
To see the devastation of the hopeful
For how can people fall for a trick that doesn't exist.
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