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Rotted Through
02:58
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My head hangs heavy with regret
Trace it back and find the roots
This is the house that my brother built
We have been dragged by our feet, through the dirt
Where is our peace of mind, it's been rotted through
We are corrupt beyond recognition, our faces hide in a past we once knew
I've tried to hide this so many times, but it keeps coming back to haunt you
So lets sit here and wait for the world to end, I know a way that wont last to long
If you love me then say that you trust me, my whole life i've been singing this song.
I can't help you now
This is all weighed down
On your shoulders
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2. |
Generations
01:55
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Take the words I spoke, and use them to speak
Take the lessons I taught, and use them to teach
I have no reason left to continue, but ill keep living
Alive through you
Take the days I've spent, and use them to mend
Take the ways i fought, and use them to fend for yourself
I've been away for too many days now, I've been away for far too long
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Wanderer
03:05
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Wasted lives are more than you bargained for this time
I'll be dead and buried before they can find me
Carry this gun and take their lives
"Live by the code or die by the knife"
Haunted by looks on all their faces
Who am I to make these choices?
This is our war, we chose it ourselves
To fight for our freedom like everyone else
The days I've spent hiding in these depths
Dodged bullets and bombshells just to catch my breath
All for one, One for all
Bite the bullet, take the fall
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Returner
01:55
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For days I've been wide awake
And if i could i'd change it all
Death is a part of life, but whose to say
What part it decides to take away
These words their weight will sink through the water,
But i'll have the strength to carry on
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