Cry Dignity
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Cry Dignity
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Candle burning in the night
Candle burns but bears no light
Motionless throughout this fight
Turning meeknes into might
Two men of war
Whose peace is steel
Men of war
Will make no deal
Cry dignity
Holding me back
Chains holding me
On the attack
Cry honesty
Won't let me go
Chains holding me
Holding me back
Holding me back
Holding me back
Holding me back
In this crazy game
I know i will win
I am not a pawn
I was born a king
There's no need to lie
The truth will reveal
An you know
Informers are paid to squeal
Two men of war
Whose peace is steel
Hold no regrets
They hold the wheel
Cry dignity
Holding me back
On the attack
Cry honesty
Won't let me go
Chains holding me
Holding me back
Cry dignity
Holding me back
On the attack
Cry honesty
Won't let me go
Chains holding me
Holding me back
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