Self Inflicted Cerebral Zombification

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Apart from Christ where does one turn for hope/
Sadly the masses turn to the false hope found in Alcohol and dope/
Passively seeking more mind-numbing medication/
Self Inflicted Cerebral Zombification 3 X/

Chemical substances dulling the razor-sharp instinct of fight or flight to dull the pain/
Damaging and destroying the synapses firing in the brain/

Inhalation and Inebriation breaking down the barriers of self-control/
Inebriated puppet who’s pulling the strings as you swallow the malevolent spirits that drown your soul/
Constant habitual poisoning limiting cognitive function/
Clinging to fast fading found memories bludgeoned bloody by rapidly expanding short term memory loss a struggle at this junction/

Seeking freedom by turning to the poison that’s killing us as a cure for our ills/
Today’s escape from reality fostering tomorrows far greater misery and yesterday’s sins all have past due bills/
No longer fighting or resisting the wicked things planned for you just passively seeking more mind-numbing medication/ Self Inflicted Cerebral Zombification 3 X/

Never will hope be found at the bottom of the bottle or in an inhaled vaper/
Hope is found in the Holy Bible a book that more than just mere ink and paper/
Be sober, be vigilant because your adversary the devil as a roaring lion walketh about seeking whom he may devour/
Those in Christ walking in the Valley of the Shadow of Death have no reason to fear or cower/
For the Lord’s blood conquered death with it’s awesome power/
Turn to Christ and have freedom and salvation this very hour/

Mind-numbing medication is not the way/
For the roaring lion those in the state of Self Inflicted Cerebral Zombification are easy prey/
Now that he has torn the scales from mine eyes I do not want to see any suffering upon the earth die and experience the weeping and gnashing of teeth/
The holy word of God an unparalleled weapon when pulled from it’s sheath/

Passively seeking more mind-numbing medication/
Self Inflicted Cerebral Zombification 3 X/

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from Firstborn of the Dead - Legion Cast Into the Abyss, released April 5, 2020

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