This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Hold diamonds to the sun
Sparkling misconception
"We're the ones that aren't afraid to die", ashes
After this battle we laugh at the thought of innocence
"Remorse!", I scream for
Pride roses platinum gold rubies
A transparent portrait
The grave widens and the masses are mindlessly
Marching to the necropolis
There is no mystery here
Nothing to grasp but adjacent bodies
The cessation movement is synchronized
Emotional poorness cannot be hidden by ivory
We can't let this come between us, here I lie myself down
I surrender at what I've done, I'm ashamed
On this raised platform
I compose the memoir of unworthiness
Drunken with the spirits of Godlessness
Spirits of doom, devil jaws on your throat
Onward period die, emeralds hold no hope
(Hope, yeah)
Sparkling misconception
"We're the ones that aren't afraid to die", ashes
After this battle we laugh at the thought of innocence
"Remorse!", I scream for
Pride roses platinum gold rubies
A transparent portrait
The grave widens and the masses are mindlessly
Marching to the necropolis
There is no mystery here
Nothing to grasp but adjacent bodies
The cessation movement is synchronized
Emotional poorness cannot be hidden by ivory
We can't let this come between us, here I lie myself down
I surrender at what I've done, I'm ashamed
On this raised platform
I compose the memoir of unworthiness
Drunken with the spirits of Godlessness
Spirits of doom, devil jaws on your throat
Onward period die, emeralds hold no hope
(Hope, yeah)
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We're the ones that aren't afraid to die love that line i think in that line he is referring to christians...good song
I think chatoalan24 has de-constructed it pretty well there, here's a few other points people may find interesting: The line "The grave widens and the masses are mindlessly marching to the necropolis." I believe is a clear biblical reference to Matthew 7:13-14.
13 “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. 14 Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it.
It speaks of how it is easy and that the majority of people 'go with the flow' rather than following the more difficult path of Christ.
well i dont exactly know what this song means, but its my favorite of their songs on the cd and its fun to "sing" to lol.
Frikin Love this song i like it it makes me feel UBER Better
Yeah it gets me pumped :D
This song, even if you cant see at first, are very scriptual. "We can't let this come between us. Here I lie myself down. I surrender. At what i've done, i'm ashamed. " basically, hes admitting his sins to the Lord.
Most, if not all of their songs are based on their faith in the Lord.
This song, even if you cant see at first, are very scriptual. "We can't let this come between us. Here I lie myself down. I surrender. At what i've done, i'm ashamed. " basically, hes admitting his sins to the Lord.
Most, if not all of their songs are based on their faith in the Lord.
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im just here supporting this band cuz it is my ultimate favorite but i read most of these comments other people left and they all make sense so combined i know what the song is generally about.
This song is basicly the whole bands point, "rubies hold no hope", just anti-materialism.
The part where he screams "Pride Roses, Platinum gold rubies" is the best part in the song. This song is absolutely amazing.
Yep...thats my favourite part too.