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I'm Waiting for the Wind

from The Independence of Observation Choice by NOMAD

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“I’M WAITING FOR THE WIND”

Dull natural instincts
Desecrated human image
A pious patter of crusades
Had crushed ancient temples and cultures
Christianity above all
Their slashed and lame priests
Selection in the name of morbid religion
Hypocritical creators of society
With a cross on their breasts and a sword at their side
Your god is an antagonist!!!!

Prayers have died down inside my walls
The whisper of lust is stroking my hair
I overcome my fear and perceive the truth
Dignity and morality set my view dimension
I shut my heart from all the liars
With my consciousness on the insanity scales

Lost in the night paths
With an omni-thing I monitor the time
Cursing my naivety
I’m waiting for the wind
I’m moving slowly like darkness
Devouring my weakness precisely
My mind like a clay, I’m sculpting my face
I’m waiting for the wind

It’s so sweet to cry in dream
Blood is the only justice here
And only patience leads to the truth
And you, human, call yourself salvation

Everlasting laws are forgotten
An implacable god is silent
Lakes of tears and suffering shed in the name of his
Slaves of sin wither
The old and the ailing do penance in the streets

The worshippers of spiritual power
Dust conceals a common sense

Get up, awake your life
It’s time to define yourself.
It’s time to rise above humility

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from The Independence of Observation Choice, released September 9, 2007

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BLEYZABEL BALBERIT - voc.
BILMORGH PAMORHIZ - git.
NAMELESS IMMENUS - git.
GAAPZARIEL KEMOHES - dr.
ROTHEP PATIEL bas.

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