I will be here when you are gone
So I have the right to a power gorge
And I will be good at making bad
And I'll light the way for the fucking mad
I will defeat what I'm heading for
And I will be here for evermore
And I am the way of your empty shell
I want more than I am

Cause I was made to fly
Cause I was made to fly
And you were made to die
But I was made to fly

I will survive cause I want more
And I will create a bigger war
And I will rule over and give you hell
And then you will do as I command
Cause I will be here when you are gone
Yeah I'll still be here when you are gone
I'll fill you with fear of the holy son
I want all that I am

Cause I was made to fly
Yeah, I was made to fly
You were made to die
But I was made to fly

I will defeat you
I will defeat you
I will defeat you
I will defeat you
I will defeat you
I will defeat you
I will defeat you
I will defeat you

Manipulate interrogate compete all you like
And dominate with forceful hate
Cause you know I will defeat you

You were made to fly
Yeah, you were made to fly
I was made to fly
But you were made to die

Cause I was made to fly
Yeah, I was made to fly
And you were made to fly
But I was made to fly

I will defeat you


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Power Struggle Lyrics as written by Jon Harris

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    Tis a late reply :L but its about satan defeating man, (And I am the way of your empty shell) that he thinks we are nothing but puny, stupid humans,(You were made to fight)

    just analyse it you'll find more, but its more a less about how badass satan is.

    I will be here when you are gone So I have the right to a power gorge. And I will be good at making bad And I�ll light the way for the fucking mad I will defeat what I�m heading for And I will be here for evermore And I am the way of your empty shell

    the way it is said sounds like a sort of speech you would give to be elected for prime minister.

    I WILL I HAVE I AM.

    InsertName97on January 15, 2012   Link

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