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Kill The Beast

from WILD BIRD by Idriss El Mehdi

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Words & Music by Idriss El Mehdi

I can’t see you my friend
You’re hiding behind your fears
I can’t hear you my friend
Cause you lost your voice the day you gave up
Why should I, why should I listen to your lies ?
Why should I pay attention to your despair ?
So, You’d better Kill the Beast
Kill The Beast

‘Cause you contrive & shape this kingdom
Of hate and loneliness
You sold your soul to evil
As you sold your brothers and sisters
Why should I, why should I spare you ?
How could I, how could I forgive you ?

So, Kill The Beast…

Now you come & cry to me
Begging for help
Calling for redemption
That could save you from fire
But there’s nothing left in your garden
But brambles & nettles
There’s nothing left in your garden
But brambles & nettles
I could forgive you my friend
‘Cause you never knew what you were doing
But don’t count on me to feed your creep
There’s only one way for you to come back
There’s only one way for us to welcome you back

So, Kill the Beast

I can’t see you my friend
You’re hiding behind your fears
I can’t hear you my friend
Just kill the beast

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from WILD BIRD, released April 22, 2013

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