Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Allegiance
Canonical path: /allegiance/give-yourself
Related lyric paths: 6
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Give Yourself
Read Give Yourself lyrics by Allegiance on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Give Yourself
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Death before dishonour
But not before your time
Guilty as the victim
Your conscience you resign
No questions to be asked
No story to be told
To die by ones self
The truth will then unfold
Give yourself to the pain
Let your mind take control
Bend your body to the train
Let the rules take thier hold
Piercing eyes converge
Tied to a stringent law
The finger pointed at your worth
Counter action is withdrawn
Give yourself to the pain
Let your mind take control
Bend your body to the train
Let the rules take thier hold
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