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Artist: Dead on Broadway
Canonical path: /dead-on-broadway/first-amendment
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First Amendment
Read First Amendment lyrics by Dead on Broadway on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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First Amendment
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They raised their voices to the sky
This glory is dug so deep, just dig and die
With a voice that's cracked
And these words I can't take them back
So much blood spilled, so many cups filled
With guilt, but the quarrys only half empty
And when the end looks pretty
I'll dig a hole and let a land mine bury me
They're just so cold they just don't know
They lust for war, they lost our war
They just dont know
(These rifles tear us apart)
They raised their voices to the sky
This glory is dug so deep, just dig and die
There's glory, in no war
Raise your voices to the sky
Grab triggers, push forward
Dont let your heart die
We chase them down we take there lives away
My hands, weren't made for this
They take my will away
We raise our flags and we will die this way
(This lie)
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