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Cure the Illusion (Part 1)

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First part of two part song "Cure the Illusion"

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You act without thought
Just as defined
But what is the cost
To achieve peace of mind?
You know what you know,
But you’re lost in a fog of perception
It’s fine
The seeds of change have been planted
But born in blood you’re mental but
I won’t hold it against you
For time and time again
Thought the world was my friend
It’s all just illusion
That your mind will bend

Naked and fearless, allow yourself to be
All that you are, but more than I can see
Allow nothing more,
All that you’re sure
And you’ll cease
To Live
The common ground is softer than you think
Your malleable mind may keep you blind
But don’t let that concern you
To each his own’s the way
Of the world there today
Look beyond this illusion
And find your own way.
Cure the illusion
Cure the illusion

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from Role of the Observer, released May 22, 2012
Nick Leach, Matt Beane

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