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"Foregone conclusion" is a song by LorD and Master from the album Decimus. The song concerns LorD and Master's adherence to the belief in an absence of fate; he believes that there is no set plan for people's lives and that events, while they have a cause, they are not planned by the cosmos or a deity in order to, say, teach a life lesson or manoeuvre an individual into a certain place in order to fulfil some kind of intricate masterplan.
Lyrics
Some say it's written in the stars Life's journey, this voyage of ours Sometimes I get the feeling When things leave me reeling But I can't swallow that bitter pill I need to believe in free will Tell me I'm wrong or tell me I'm right But I need to believe I'm in control of my life Say it isn't so, say it's just an illusion Tell me everything is not a foregone conclusion Fatalist epistemology Causes damage to your psyche Try as you might, do what you can But you can't defy the plan But I can't swallow that bitter pill (bitter pill) I need to believe in free will (free will)
Versions
- Appears on Decimus.
Personnel
- Written, produced and performed by Daniel Bailey-Graham.