Landmine
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Landmine
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You hack off the shoulder you lean on
Place landmines in your own backyard
Puncture your lifeboat, cut the lifeline
And chew bullets to pass your time
You break the hand that tries to save you
Out from the deep water
Lock inside the free and harmless
Let loose those locked up for a reason
Tripwires all over the place
Cock in hammer just in case
Slice your wrist to make sure
(That there is a) death to explore
You hack off the shoulder you lean on
Place landmines in your own backyard
Puncture your lifeboat, cut the lifeline
And chew bullets to pass your time
You must break stability
And let all towers fall
Leave a mark on history
End it all in turmoil
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Who performs "Landmine"?
Deathbound performs "Landmine", and this lyric page sits inside the Deathbound catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Better Tomorrow and A Need To Survive with a short reason for opening each page next.
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