Brother Judas
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Brother Judas
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I ride the flames
I'm hard to tame
I live in the shadows of the world
A moonlight night when stars were bright
I came out from the shadows of the world
To all the victims of insanity
And all the warriors 'bout to die
You're a liar, you're a traitor
How you fooled us brother Judas
Burn in fire, meet the haters
Life is brutal, brother Judas
Another trace, a different face
Alone in the cradle of the world
Unholy knight, infernal rites
Go back into the shadows of the world
This crazy game may lead us to our grave
But no one really understand
I do believe there's a spell above us
Before my eyes a world in chaos
What can you say? The world is falling
Will there ever be a new day dawning?
I don't know, but here I am
Liar, now we're changing the score
We're for real and you are the the fraud
Money talks we could not believe
Brother Judas
Liar, now we're changing the score
Life is here, just open the door
We are here to tell and inform
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Civil War performs "Brother Judas", and this lyric page sits inside the Civil War catalog on LyroVerse.
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