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The Messenger

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Cold War Canonical path: /cold-war/the-messenger Related lyric paths: 4
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The Messenger

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The messenger has said the word

New monuments of dominance

Will soon be quashed, the test of time

Kingdoms fall, empires fail

CHORUS:

Tides turn, shores corrode

The arrogant will face the fire

Intolerance will face the sword

Freedom beyond this world

Systems fail, regimes die

Turn to dust, fade to sand

Chorus

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