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A wellborn, stillborn baby,
Perfected by genetics.
Injected with synthetics.
Infected only daily.
Respected comes the glory.
Sugar halls of hell.
Seven heads. Ten horns.
Casting down the tale.
A sugar lie warns.
Belial.
The world’s in denial,
Running crowded rainbows.
Their halos have arrows.
Belial.
Enlightened in a trial,
Miracles on black boughs,
Dripping down barrels of crows.
Still shackled to the black halls,
And blamed for your cause.
With no episodic pause.
Turning sugar into walls,
Every sugar treat falls.
Sugar halls of hell.
They’ve never witnessed.
Casting down the tale.
Prediction’s not promised.
Belial.
The world’s in denial,
Running crowded rainbows.
Their halos have arrows.
Belial.
Enlightened in a trial,
Miracles on black boughs,
Dripping down barrels of crows.
Retractable gates surround,
Cribs with misguided voices.
A myth rumored by choices,
But there’s Hell on Earth around.
Lost scriptures to expound.
Sugar halls of hell.
Sweet hypnosis.
Casting down the tale,
To a fortress.
Belial.
The world’s in denial,
Running crowded rainbows.
Their halos have arrows.
Belial.
Enlightened in a trial,
Miracles on black boughs,
Dripping down barrels of crows.
Buried in misconceptions;
Vivid in sugar sparkles.
But livid in articles.
Holding insipid weapons,
Giving sugar and fortunes.
Sugar halls of hell.
The mixture explains.
Casting down the tale,
Where black sugar reigns.
Belial.
The world’s in denial,
Running crowded rainbows.
Their halos have arrows.
Belial.
Enlightened in a trial,
Miracles on black boughs,
Dripping down barrels of crows.