Let Me Be Your Armor
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Let Me Be Your Armor
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Let me take the fall
Let me take the blame
Let me carry you from hell
To home again
Let me walk for you
When your legs are weak
Let me find the words for you
When you can't speak
Let me be your armor
Let me be your shield
Let me take away the pain you feel (your armor)
Let me be the light
That guides your way through darkest night
Let me be your armor
Let me take the blows
That were meant for you
Let me help you the trials
You're going through
Let me keep you safe
From the world outside
Let me wipe away the tears
That fill your eyes
Let me keep you from
Experience you need
Let me bind you with my selfishness
And greed
Let me stifle you
Let me have control
Let me smother
Every aspect of your soul
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Assemblage 23 performs "Let Me Be Your Armor", and this lyric page sits inside the Assemblage 23 catalog on LyroVerse.
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