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I remember when the trees stood so tall,
They didn’t have a care but cared for all,
Are we living or are we just alive!
I remember when I could go outside,
The stars were my guide but now they’re gone,
Are we living or are we just alive?
No don’t wanna see the end of time,
Don’t wanna feel the end of life,
I want a chance for us to make a change.
Now the world’s so fucked,
We’re just all here shit out of luck,
It’s broken times like this I swear,
Life’s full of misery!
Now I finally see a different side of things,
No care for all and that’s why we fall,
But now that’s life on the edge of a knife!
Cracked city streets blazing in the heat,
No attempt for change in a constant rage,
But now that’s life on the edge of a knife!
Get up off your feet motherfucker and let me see you move!
Demolition,
Aggravation,
Annihilation!
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All Hope Is Lost
03:38
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We lost sight of it all
It's why we fall
Somewhere far beyond our grasp
It never lasts
Now we're at the end of times
On the edge of the knife
Where did it all go wrong?
Now we see desolate lands
All buried deep in the sands
We had our time to fix the crimes
The dark inside ceases to die
No one to blame
Feel the shame
Of tidal waves chasing the flames
The reckless acts of defiancy
Against the gods of stability
Now it's time to settle the crime
All hope is lost, it's left in the dust
The times we had left for dead
All rights reserved, furious nerve
The gods will have their revenge
At the end of the day
Now it's time to settle the crime
All hope is lost
Everything was so fine
& then we climbed the highest of highs
We took it all to watch the fall
But never cared, no not at all
It's sad to say, we've reached the day
Where all our sins, they need to be paid
The light inside has already died
Against the demons and their pride
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