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Artist: 200 North
Canonical path: /200-north/dead-london
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dead London
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Dead London
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I will not follow.
Kill millions in our name.
When it's all over, are we the better man?
I hope we know what's best.
I hope we've thought about our options.
I know it hurts.
We took a hit.
(And) it's changed our lives.
We'll never be the same.
I will not fall (down).
We're opening the gates of hell.
Don't call me worthless.
'Cause I can't feel the same.
I can't push blame on those here who are innocent.
It's not their fault.
I hope we understand the direction we're heading.
Break down the walls.
We're hating to hate.
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