Resistance in a time of mass self-destruction
Makes the few who walk the straight edge
A growing force of change
Committed through gripped by the plague of a nation
Consumed by intoxication and confined by a crippling greed
In my rage
I walk the path of true change
Commitment sworn in the name
Of those who still walk the straight edge
Convictions held to my grave


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    This song is amazing. I heard in on a Victory Records comp, and it floored me. The musical changes in this song are great, like when he says "a growing force of change".

    Anyways, this song is pretty straightforward, and I def. agree with the above comment. This song is inspirational and uplifting. I love positive hardcore.

    Abeeron May 31, 2004   Link

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