New-Age Colonialist
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New-Age Colonialist
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They will flee their homes
As days turn into nights
And leave their lives behind
The age of war is now
Instead of lullabies
They sleep to the sound
Of bombs destroying
The only thing they had
There's no safety
When the rich wage war
Noble causes drowned in subtle lies
An art developed over time
Piece by piece this place
Falls into ruins
City is lifeless
Yet for help it screams
Its people are drained
No reasons to live
Only thing that remains
Are tears filled with sorrow
There's no safety
When the rich wage war
Noble causes drowned in subtle lies
An art developed over time
They fed us lies
And we swallowed every word
Every word.
I can't live anymore
It's time to take a stand
It's time to believe in more
Than a fucking lie.
We've watched this world fall apart
Before our very eyes
And now we weep
For those that we let die.
Oh my god, what have we done?
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Blood Redemption performs "New-Age Colonialist", and this lyric page sits inside the Blood Redemption catalog on LyroVerse.
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