Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Embrace The End
Canonical path: /embrace-the-end/headlines-and-death-tolls
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Headlines and Death Tolls
Read Headlines and Death Tolls lyrics by Embrace The End on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Headlines and Death Tolls
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As the mother coughs up blood the wide eyed children encircle
Paint the walls with the blood of innocence
You wear the execution mask
Intent on the preservation of your worthless way of life
Be fruitful
Multiply
The minds of our young are rotting in the sun
Our lives decompose on the vine
The ghost of our culture will haunt this earth forever
With heavy hearts we march hand in hand
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