Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
Bow not before his creation
These mortals, "man"
This act of insult
Breeds our discontent
He turned his back
On our loyalty
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
Hell-fire be my destruction
For this war upon heaven
[Chorus]
Forged from fire
I declare this war
A war against Heaven
I bring upon my scourge
Filled with hubris
A declaration of war
It is I who spawns this fury
Torches, ignite
Blaze is set to engulf all of which we hate
Storm in, eviscerate
Every motherfucker in our way
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
Hell-fire be my destruction
For this war upon heaven
[Chorus]
[Repeat: x2]
Ascend to the heavens
To destroy them all
[Chorus: x2]
These mortals, "man"
This act of insult
Breeds our discontent
He turned his back
On our loyalty
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
Hell-fire be my destruction
For this war upon heaven
[Chorus]
Forged from fire
I declare this war
A war against Heaven
I bring upon my scourge
Filled with hubris
A declaration of war
It is I who spawns this fury
Torches, ignite
Blaze is set to engulf all of which we hate
Storm in, eviscerate
Every motherfucker in our way
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
I will bring my insurrection
And a war upon heaven
Hell-fire be my destruction
For this war upon heaven
[Chorus]
[Repeat: x2]
Ascend to the heavens
To destroy them all
[Chorus: x2]
Lyrics submitted by Sonic Raider
Insurrection Lyrics as written by Matthew Heafy Corey Beaulieu
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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