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Artist: Fall Of Serenity
Canonical path: /fall-of-serenity/royal-killing
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Royal Killing
Read Royal Killing lyrics by Fall Of Serenity on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Royal Killing
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Woken up by bloodred tide
That is storming in my mind
Crushing; smashing all the barricades
I open my eyes; not afraid to see
Beyond recognition; a world of hate
Full of fake compassion; fake sympathy
No one is innocent; nothing is pure
I've lost my faith in humanity
And all that could have been
Falls apart behind the haze
I face bare reality when
The chaos breaks down
With growing anger; I clench my fists
A royal killing on my mind
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Fall Of Serenity performs "Royal Killing", and this lyric page sits inside the Fall Of Serenity catalog on LyroVerse.
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