There is no light in sight
Only a tunnel of pain
Only your legs will carry you
Carry you to the end!

Live your life for yourself
Or live for the struggle at best

Just don't let it strangle you
Just don't let it strangle you!

And after all this
No one will carry you home
And without a thought

You let your guard fall to the ground
Thought you were the king

But now it's gone
Taste the air as you pull it in your lungs

Try to savior it for one more song

The thick of the battle
A metaphor for this life
You never see it hit you
Until it smashes you in the face!

You try as best as you can
And I knock you down again

Just don't let it strangle you
Just don't let it strangle you!

And after all this
No one will carry you home
And without a thought

You let your guard fall to the ground
Thought you were the king

But now it's gone
Taste the air as you pull it in your lungs
Try to savior it for one more song

Get up!
Get up now
Get up right now!
I scream to myself

Get up!
Get up now
Get up right now!
I scream at myself

And after all this
No one will carry you home
And without a thought

You let your guard fall to the ground
Thought you were the king

But now it's gone
Taste the air as you pull it in your lungs
Try to savior it for one more song


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You Were the King, Now You're Unconscious Lyrics as written by Porter Marc Mcknight Daniel Dan Jacobs

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    here are more correct lyrics:

    There is no light in sight Only a tunnel of pain Only your legs will carry you Carry you to the end

    Live your full for yourself Or live for the struggle at best Just don't let it strangle you Just don't let it strangle you

    And after all this No one will carry you home And without a thought You let your guard fall to the ground Thought you were the king But now it's gone Taste the air as you pull it in your lungs Try to savour it for one more song

    The thief of the battle A metaphor for this life You never see it hit you Until it smashes you in the face

    You try as best you can And life knocks you down again Just don't let it strangle you Just don't let it strangle you

    And after all this No one will carry you home And without a thought You let your guard fall to the ground Thought you were the king But now it's gone Taste the air as you pull it in your lungs Try to savour it for one more song

    Get up Get up now Get up right now I scream to myself

    Get up Get up now Get up right now I scream to myself

    And after all this No one will carry you home And without a thought You let your guard fall to the ground Thought you were the king But now it's gone Taste the air as you pull it in your lungs Try to savour it for one more song Try to savour it for one more song

    lelleon September 10, 2010   Link

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