We walked the line
living in a state of mind controlled by a tyrant
Mistakes burn
Never did he learn to back off and spit that shit
I’m that motherfucker picking in your old brain and stealing sleep
Take the dive or keep it alive?
Now it’s on you

Your tower is falling down into a black hole
Take it away, take it away now
The agony is crumbling over your soul
Take it away, take it away now

I’d like to take the prize of your high
And jam it deep down your throat

They’re calling for the stage to take their breath away
You were the barricading man
They’re calling for the stage to give everything away
You were the barricading man

Your tower is falling down into a black hole
Take it away, take it away now
The agony is crumbling over your soul
Take it away, take it away now

Lost in the violent throes of this separation

(Done waiting)
(Done waiting)
(Done waiting)
(Done waiting)

Done waiting on pleasant times
Never arrived
Done waiting on pleasant times
They never arrived

Lost in the violent throes of this separation

Know what you’re waiting for?
Watch them burn your home
I felt insane, but it’s finally come home to me…
My dear brain
(Hate)
Feel hate
Let go of all your fear

Tower's falling down into the black hole
You were the barricading man
Your tower's falling down into black hole
You were the barricading man

They’re calling for the stage to take their breath away
You were the barricading man
They’re calling for the stage to give everything away
You were the barricading man

(Show us the way)
Your tower's falling down into the hole
(Show us the way)
The agony is pouring over your damned soul
(Show us the way)
Was there a way to be a better man and stay?
(Show us the way)
Was there a way?
We’ll never know
(Show us the way)
Come on, come on, will you show the way?
(Show us the way)
Show us the way
(Show us the way)
Was there a way to be a better man and stay?
(Show us the way)
Was there a way?
We’ll never know


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