The Phoenix Will Rise
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The Phoenix Will Rise
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I'm broken down
These fallen ashes
Broken pieces of me
Lay rotting on the ground
And so it feels that I've lost all sense of time
My judgment perishes with every breath I take
You've done me in, you've done me good
But I'm gonna make you wish you'd finished it
No!These walls won't hold me back
These barriers won't keep me down
I will make it through, make it through
And so it feels like this world is coming to an end
And yet I feel a sense of simple comfort
Like a baby in the craddle, I am born again
I know I can, I have the strength to carry on
The phoenix will rise
From these ashes
I will rise
From these ashes
I won't be broken down again
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Blood Redemption performs "The Phoenix Will Rise", and this lyric page sits inside the Blood Redemption catalog on LyroVerse.
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