When you pass
As sure you must
Will I look on your grave
And see that you've survived upon
The dust your parents saved
I hold all you land lords and ladies
To be poisonous viles lent
And spilt your toxic blood
Upon the land that I have rent
I owe you nothing but my soul
My liberty's at ease
I'll grate you down the drains
With gust of the wind
Or gentle breeze
You are nothing more to me
Than brown and fallen leaves
From the branches
Of your family
Who happened to love thee
I shall not stand on circumstance
Nor with pomp
bow nor serve
My dignity does not allow
Me to reward
What was never earned
So go your way
And please depart
From the path that
I call mine
For nothings left
But what I deserve
Since I must walk
My own line
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