Don't make this fake
Last second of life
Faux obsolete
Assemble the empire

Following fell on hard times
This one won't count
We won't count it at all
Slow down
These factions cast a failure of crowns
Benevolence forces itself
Fallen from state
Into the hands of the law
Slow down
These factions cast a failure of crowns

Slow down


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Assemble the Empire Lyrics as written by Matthaeus Guenther Miller Jim Ward

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    this song is way badass i like all of sparta's songs and at the drive in was one of the greatest bands ever but i think that sparta and mars volta are still quite good

    dvsshoes4lifeon June 20, 2003   Link
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    this song is way badass i like all of sparta's songs and at the drive in was one of the greatest bands ever but i think that sparta and mars volta are still quite good

    dvsshoes4lifeon June 20, 2003   Link
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    i think this song is about atdi fans, lol evidense is above

    olivertwistedon May 17, 2004   Link
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    damn... it actually fits.... this is the best sparta song

    WouldItBeYouon October 27, 2004   Link
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    i think this song is about people who are going to die or are on the verge of dying. instead of just passing on they;re living in a shitty state when they should just go.

    conman12on May 10, 2005   Link
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    Anyone else think its sorta ironic for Sparta to write a song titled Assemble the Empire? Also, I like the ATDI fans theory.

    DanStranger51on July 09, 2010   Link

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