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Walk Into The Fire
05:06
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Raise your flags and stake your claim
Then "free" us all til none remain
i've already heard what you're going to say but then I
Wage a war over degrees then I mourn my enemies
I stopped believing victory songs today but then i
THE MORE I SEE THE LESS I KNOW BUT THIS IS HOW OUR STORY GOES
WE BOMB THE POOR TO SAVE A THROWN THAT NO ONE EVER CHOSE
I've reserved my body for the pain cuz I don't seem to feel it anyway
and I could call it anything ya anything
I never wanted to be last in line but man it happens to me every time
and I could call it anything ya anything
THE MORE I SEE THE LESS I KNOW BUT THIS IS HOW OUR STORY GOES (and then)
WE BOMB THE POOR TO SAVE A THROWN THAT NO ONE EVER CHOSE
And I'm afraid, we've said all we can say then walked into the fire that was never in our way
And I don't know, did we ever learn anything, did our victories take us higher or did we seal our fate.
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The Calm
02:46
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Rock Show
02:57
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Car Crash Critical
04:14
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We All Need Wings
04:01
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