Growing up planning my other half
Startled by your glaring eyes
As you resist to take my threats unseriously
The stars of the sky will eventually fall down
And everything that stands around you

My own jail is in my head as I punish my faults
Becoming a man I will grab onto the gun
To see the war more of what we want
Who ever told you the real way we fight
Because I'm more of what's not

Know all we have is mortality
Never look back


Driven back to this home I cannot see
The black smkoke will rise above me
Endurance will break my only goal
Beacuse in this unknown life
I cannot live on

Upon the clocks ring I open up my eyes
Look at this world and notices we're infested in lies
Shoot the gun and regain all your pride
But know that the world makes no sense
Because the facts that war will never halt

Know all we have is mortality
Never look back

Problems are alive
The world stands in revalation
We may be hated
We could be hated
We should be hated

You will betray
I know all the facts
Yes to stand above them is a lie
My matyr is and only soul
Repair and run among the low

Know all we have is mortality
Never look back


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    It's about war and not understanding the meaning of it...

    StingRay11on June 21, 2002   Link

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