Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Feastem
Canonical path: /feastem/the-response
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Response
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The Response
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In times of grief and crisis
Fools raping famished lands
Eyes turned skyward in terror
Their despair met with rejection
When your cries go unheard
And darkness falls
You will find you've been lied to
And you will find it on your knees
Engulfed by the great lie
Great campaign of corruption
Fanatic will to achieve
A world built on hypocrisy
When all hope has run dry
And darkness falls
You will find no response from the divine
And you will find this on your knees
Where will you be
What will you do
What's going to be
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Feastem performs "The Response", and this lyric page sits inside the Feastem catalog on LyroVerse.
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