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The Chess-Playing Nihilist MAG
It always ends in checkmate, no matter how you play
 Go through it all, you'll still find yourself dead at the end of the day
 Your comrades fall, and with each fall, you're left weaker
 You stay put and you hide, and you tell her to go seek her
 God doesn't help you, for he doesn't care
 All he ever does is his Thousand Yard Stare
 And he stares in the distance, and he stares right there
 And he stares and he stares and he stares
 Killing your enemy is the best way to win
 But what is the point if it's all going to end, anyway?
 Your movements are lateral, you're going nowhere
 All you can do is look in front of you and stare
 The chess-playing nihilist, he ruffles his hair
 The movements were wrong, so he doesn't care
 It all ends the same, we all end up there
 In God's Thousand Yard Stare
 Killing is worthless, it keeps you alive
 It makes you stronger and strengthens your strife
 To be here, to be there, to just be alive
 Murder or treason, they're already dead
 God forbid that on us you tread
 The chess-playing nihilist, he ruffles his hair
 The movements were wrong, so he doesn't care
 It all ends the same, we all end up there
 In God's Thousand Yard Stare
 The chess-playing nihilist, no longer he sings
 He got up from the table and laid down his king
 And he grabbed his coat and collected his things
 He tried not to show that he did try to cling
 But his grip was weak

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