I walk in a line
I see where I'm goin'
I turn inside out
The days that I've known

I face to myself
And give up the ghost
I turn in my mind
What time already knows

In the time of the assassins they say "Hallelujah"
It doesn't take a miracle to raise a heart from the dead

I sift through the ash
I look for a sign
I open the wound
That keeps me in line

The shoulder that turns
The flame that goes out
The chapter I close
There's no point to it now

In the time of the assassins they say "Hallelujah"
It doesn't take a miracle to raise a heart from the dead

And can something changed
And still feel the same
The beginning's the end
I start all over again

In the time of the assassins they say "Hallelujah"
It doesn't take a miracle to raise a heart from the dead


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Time of the Assassins Lyrics as written by Beck Hansen

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    Impressionistic. Possibly about ignoring critics, moving forward. A lyric that can be interpreted in a general positive sense.

    Great melody tune. The song that follows is angry and unforgiving, nice counterpoint, and refers to See See Rider, for what that's worth or means...

    feufolleton July 10, 2019   Link

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