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Oblivious Reluctance


I was given a certain amount of time for this mission 
Obviously a certain destination with ambition 
Moving close to my enemy its war with no resistance 
Jungle fever insanity occurs with wild conditions 
Consumed by this hatred I'm surrounded by the slaughter 
Quaking shaking and trembling cant move any farther 
But this cant be the end of me this is just the beginning 
Provoked by the vengeance and persistence of my enemy 
You see my enemy driven and fueled by his rage 
You read the tablet in my mind see that I will never be afraid 
I will stand here strong forever more to the judgement 
I refuse to be moved by this oblivious reluctance 

Redemption is there mission now the envious is risen 
The visions of my enemies destruction is replenished 
Over powered by this nation in the valley, on the mountain, in the country 
In the city, now the beast is unbound 
I'm alone in this war and now the passion of their fury 
I feel the existence through the veins running in me 
Their reign is a virus like a pain in my assembly 
If you think you can stop me then come on, come get me! 
I won't be devastated by oblivion's distractions cause 
I'm reaching to a level where I'm bout to tear the latches and 
The shackles on my body, I will break them into pieces 
Because my image is relentless, not to mention true energy 
Remaining stabilized in the body of a warrior 
Driven by the sword, not a dagger I'm a warrior 
Moving coast-to-coast cause I'm instructed as a warrior 
Risen from this nation, I remain as a warrior 
The legacy has come, now I'm bringing forth the excellence 
This is who I am and I will show you nothing less 
I will stand here strong forever more till the judgment cause 
I refuse to be moved by this oblivious reluctance 

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