I've got a stangle hold on this decision
All those opposed can rot in hell
Any day now, the words will form a sentence
You'll be reduced to nothingness

I've got a stangle hold on this decision
All those opposed can rot in hell

Wading through this mess together
Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder
Some may stumble, some may fall behind

Well it's high time we step outside
Drop the gloves and settle this like a man
We might stall and hem and haw
We might not fight but we won't walk away
No we won't walk away

Wading through this mess together
Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder
Some may stumble, some may fall behind


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Rotten Hell Lyrics as written by Brent Knopf Justin Andrew Harris

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    very ambigous song...the lyrics kinda make me feel it could be a vague take on relgion. More importantly, the self-rightous people in charge of religion. If you don't believe their words and beliefs, you are damned to hell. All the while with this "we're in this together" type of message that they really don't back up. The last bit kinda seems like one man's stand against this system. But yeah, no clue. any ideas?

    LazyKiddo2525on March 06, 2007   Link

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