Lies.
Under the eyes of suspicion.
A time and place to cause destruction.
Losing respect from the nations.

Our own allies disapproval.
Fuel the fire.
Our own fathers shelter lies.
Fuel the fire.

Abusive power crushing lives.
Fuel the fire.
Our innocence betrayed.
Bow to the presses of ability.

Led times of anger to the grave.
Show times of prosper.
But who is saved?
Under the hand of damnation.

Many have lost faith.
Lost all respect from the nations.
Our own allies disapproval.
Fire has gone on too long.

Shadows are cast from our rule.
Fire has gone on too long.
Shadows are cast
Now end the lies.
Forced on me the casualties.

Never will I believe.
Kneel along the protective wrong.
Never will I believe.
Never will I believe in your destructive wrong.

These eyes have wandered on.
From the disgusting harm that cause so many to bleed
And leave us with questioning ears.
False informing our belief is serer.

I'll always walk on.


Lyrics submitted by shagrath9

Fuel the Fire Lyrics as written by Ken Susi John Maggard

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    why has no one posted about this song? fucking unreal

    .come.out.swinging.on April 10, 2003   Link
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    Lawl, best intro ever. Extremely straight foward.

    LIES!!!

    altf4on December 04, 2007   Link
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    Could there perhaps be a political undertone in this song? Is it perhaps discussing the wrongs the USA has committed?

    "Lost all respect from the nations Our own allies disapproval ...

    Shadows are cast from our rule (superpower)"

    "Our own (fore) fathers shelter lies"

    sokornyon December 04, 2014   Link

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