Fallen
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Fallen
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Praise and atone,
A beautifully crafted
method to control
Rise and fall
For your delusional, healing
But there's no time to praise a savior,
Who blinds you all for being his mistake
I've fallen
I've fallen
The wind no longer deceives me again
But there's no time to praise a savior,
Who blinds you all for being his mistake
I rise and fall for you to see me
Behind it all, I'll show you the way
I've fallen
I've fallen
The wind no longer will sway me again
But there's no time to praise a savior,
Who blinds you all for being his mistake
Rise and fall now
Rise and fall now
Rise and fall now
Rise and fall
I've fallen
I've fallen
The wind no longer deceives me again
But there's no time to praise a savior,
Who blinds you all for being his mistake
But there's no time to praise a savior,
Who blinds you all for being his mistake
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