Ars Arcanum

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"Educate yourself"
is what they'll always say
I'm happy to oblidge,
but don't you dare belidle me

You taught me facts, I never use
now you ask, why I'm so confused

(They'll say)
"Grow up, and accept the responsibilities"
while treating me like a child
Hypocrite, is the term we use for people like you

This system needs to change
It's outdated from it's core
now we have greater cause
we need to re-arrange the process
to project
the best
that we can be

There's so much more to learn
then then what meets the eye

Don't tell me to think outside the box
Then trap me; like a rat

We're not animals to be caged
It's clear there needs to
needs to be change
To the way our education system defines itself
We're not animals to be caged
There needs to be change

On the dawn of the new age of humankind
We're dictated by bias rules and lines
That we're told to abide
In order to pass by

"Educate yourself"
is what they'll always say
I'm happy to oblidge,
but don't you dare belidle me

Hypocrite,
is the term we use for people like you

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from Kitsune, released April 28, 2017

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