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On the grave of every dead man, it says "IN HIS OWN WAY HE TRIED"
He believed what he believed in, it's not his fault if he died. He gets paid by the hour, punching numbers into machinery, and all the children just see him as part of the scenery.
I won't lie to you, I won't shy from you, I won't hide from you, anymore.
When all the kids in their homemade armor come to bow down at your feet, their eyes are hungry for MURDER and all the things they've seen on T.V. They've memorized they lies you told them, and among themselves repeat the words that you inherited, but never quite b e l i e v e d.
I won't lie to you, I won't shy from you, I won't hide from you, anymore.
AND they say that Time wounds all Healers.
I sit crooked in my corner, pointing fingers at the lies, and I'll walk home defeated even though I never tried. But I was born with patience, I know the sun will surely rise, and that the spirit lives forever, by changing bodies all of the time.
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On Bended Knee
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Heavy Heart
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Give It Hope
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Scintilla
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