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Admission Of Guilt

from Divine Injustice by God's Hate

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Pushed too far, you're forced to react.
Now you're face-down with a gun at your back.
The Badge's word against your own.
Stripped of your rights and forced to atone.
Criminals in uniform, false sense of power.
Feeding from the public palms, driven to devour.
Trading virtues for hostility, lacking all morality.
Hailing from academies, delinquents with a salary.

JUSTICE...
Fall to your knees, all that you say is a guilty plea.
SYSTEM...
Built to condemn, locking away innocent men.
ORDER...
Held in contempt, when the cowards enforcing the laws are exempt.

Serve and protect, judiciary defect.
Organized crime we're taught to respect.
Molding our minds without our consent, political heroes we grow to resent.
Head held high, above the law, living proof of corruptive flaw.

JUSTICE...
Fall to your knees, all that you say is a guilty plea.
SYSTEM...
Built to condemn, locking away innocent men.
ORDER...
Held in contempt, when the cowards enforcing the laws are exempt.

VERDICT...
Forced to comply, locked in a cage for the rest of your fucking life.

When the roles are reversed, you'll serve your time.
A life of punishment for your "justified" crime.
A jury of your peers just as guilty as you.
The gavel swings, and now you're fucking through.

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from Divine Injustice, released February 13, 2014
All lyrics by Nate Blauvelt
All music by Colin Young

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