Broken, bones and the will
Capacity to disappear in misery saves
Soaking, pain as a thrill, hate to instill
Compassion's a cage

Forgiving the father
Read the story on my skin
I'll be the martyr
Falling from his grace again

Sunken, sooner or later
We crawl our way back into our favorite hole
Drunken, swallow the savior
And follow him to hang from the highest pole

Forgiving the father
Read the story on my skin
Tell me more about the man I should have been, yeah!
I'll be the martyr
Falling from his grace again

This is where the end begins


Lyrics submitted by SPuckett36

Grace Lyrics as written by Mark Morton David Randall Blythe

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    this song is absolutely fuking amazing the solo is fuking insane!

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