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Artist: Common Yet Forbidden
Canonical path: /common-yet-forbidden/anthem
Related lyric paths: 6
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Anthem
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Anthem
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we are all broken hearts in here
we are the products of our fears
and all that's left of our hearts
is a ghost of what we were
what can we do but fall to our knees
we fall to our knees and oh...
we will kiss your feet
and annoint you with our tears
we present to you
this our brokeness
you find something in this worthless gift
we are the guilty we are the damned
and all we have to show for it
is the blood on our hands
from the innocence we lost and gained
because of your love for us
how can we repay you
we fall to our knees and oh...
we will kiss your feet
and annoint you with our tears
we present to you
this our brokeness
you find something in this worthless gift
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