March Over Thorns
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March Over Thorns
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MARCH OVER THORNS
Have you felt the last in line?
Just a stranger in this time
Ill at ease out there
Drifting everywhere
Beholding the night, hungry for light
Wishing the past, needing some rest
Marching alone, heart of stone
Reality bleeds, bravery feeds
Holding the scream, unleashing the dream
Another new day, so many ways
Angels won´t come, hell ain´t home
Freedom has a high price you´ll shall pay
CHORUS
But know, in the dark you´re a light
The last one who stands alive in the fight
No soul, they are machines in the way
You´re marching over thorns, but heading for a new day
Have you felt alone at night?
Wishing for some new light
A hardened heart can stand
Emotions may show you the end
Day by day, you fight for your life
But sometimes you only wish for death
Walking on the edge of a knife
Your way leads for a different path
REPEAT CHORUS
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Bravery Branded performs "March Over Thorns", and this lyric page sits inside the Bravery Branded catalog on LyroVerse.
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