Rise up, take back control

I find resolve in the darkest part of my mind I can stand to be inside
I find the light to be a little much at times
But I will rise

I will rise up with the weight of the world
I will rise up from the darkness, purged

Rise up, take back control

I face the truth with a bitterness that won't subside and I face it alone
I'll be the pariah, in your war against yourself
But I will rise

This is product of hatred and anger
A life spent on the outside but I will rise


I will rise up with the weight of the world
I will rise up from the darkness, purged

Rise up, take back control


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Rise Up Lyrics as written by James Cassells Danny Worsnop

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