Us And Them
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Us And Them
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Dawn of the first age
Risen from the dirt
All men equal
Born to rule the earth
Caught up in bitterness and rage, was a brother’s hate
See the hand of Cain raising up his blade
It’s us or it’s them, so off with their heads
Wake up, sleeper
Lay your arms down, cast them to the sea
Brother’s keeper
Live as guardians of humanity
The enemy is not flesh and blood
News flash, backlash
Fear’s an easy sell
Safety by deceit
Mark the scapegoat well
Someone who doesn’t live where you live always wants you dead
Hate is a vicious fire; a recurring death
Fear has turned us cold
Fear has made us frauds
Fear is a powerful force used by lesser gods
Love is the antidote
It’s the power to save
Love is the only truth, it is the only way
Heaven on earth will be
One human family
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Amy Savin performs "Us And Them", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Savin catalog on LyroVerse.
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