Kilimanjaro
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Kilimanjaro
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If it's freedom you fight for
For what's thought it rightful
Believing the evil is somehow glistening
To give us life
Then prove it's fake
For what we take
Of this overthrow of yours
We thrive on…………………Kilimanjaro
We thrive on…………………
There's devil eyes that lead
To where no one sees
Turn your back on me
And I'll find it all
Deliver lies for me
Set your demons free
Rid all of this shallow throne of yours
We thrive on…………………Kilimanjaro
We thrive on
Just to increase
Our way of living
Collapsing as the crisis overflows
And I'm believing
We may not survive long at all
For my Kilimanjaro
We create just to kill
We thrive on…………………Kilimanjaro
We thrive on
Just to increase
Our way of living
Collapsing as the crisis overflows
And I'm believing
We may not survive long at all
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Birch Hill Dam performs "Kilimanjaro", and this lyric page sits inside the Birch Hill Dam catalog on LyroVerse.
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