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The heat here makes me want to leave,
Take a shot to ease the burn.
Ash the parchment memories,
20 seconds till I turn.
We've come this far,
Not backing down.
Can't stop it now.
We'll fight ourselves another war.
And I'm not leaving
With out admitting all our sins.
One last thought before I die,
Define our need to fight.
Beyond the curtain masquerade,
There's lead left buried with the names.
If we knew we weren't coming back,
Would all the answers be the same?
We've come this far,
Not backing down.
Can't stop it now.
We'll fight ourselves another war.
And I'm not leaving
With out admitting all our sins.
One last thought before I die,
Define our need to fight.
We've come this far
Not backing down.
Can't stop it now, can't stop it now.
We've come this far,
Not backing down.
We've come this far,
Not backing down.
And I'm not leaving
With out admitting all our sins.
One last thought before I die,
Define our need to fight.
Lyrics submitted by risefromtheashes
War Song Lyrics as written by Pepita Emmerichs Olivia Hally
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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You would be correct mmusick. If you look at the date, these lyrics were submitted before the album came out last june, so there was no booklet to get the lyrics from. The only way to do it was to listen and try to write them down.