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Guilty Spark

from Inheritors by Serianna

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Here we are standing down without care for eachother
We lie, we lie, we lie
Nothing could prepare us for what’s to come
Why are we here and how were we wrong this time around?
I’m waiting for something to finally take me hope
I will carry on
We must repent our actions before the end
The earth will shake until nothing remains
Nothing is safe, nowhere to hide
Can’t they see why we are the victims of their selfish greed?
Plagues are upon us, its judgment time
The storm approaching threatens your deepest roots
I will tear you from your confines
The roots that kept you tethered to your throne
You destroyed to build will quickly undo
The waves won’t wash your blistered hands
Your past can’t be erased
And as you struggle holding on, we’ll watch from afar
You can stay a guilt free man, but your morals have withered to nothing
They thought they ruled this world, guess they were wrong, again
And didn’t learn from their mistakes, or predictions from the past
Time and time again, we’ll bleed this world dry
I’ll bury this world and reach for something pure
I’ll show you what life is I’ll show you what we could be as one
I’ll show you what life is, I’ll show you what we could be, perfect yet
Brick by brick I will tear down your throne
With my last breathe you will fall
Brick by brick I will tear down your throne
With my last breathe, take me home

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from Inheritors, track released July 26, 2011

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