The Great Divide
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The Great Divide
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The sky divides
A brilliant white
An offering
So tonight
I sink the tide
And close my eyes
Can you hear it?
It's calling me
It's an absolution
Burning in my hand
They'll let you down, my friend
It's harrowing
I am the mountain
Staring at the bow
Blood in his eyes again
Save your skin
The suffering
And hold your hope
The bled beware
They're crying out
I know the sound
But don't you fear it
It's calling me
It's an absolution
Burning in my hand
They'll let you down, my friend
It's harrowing
I am the mountain
Staring at the bow
Blood in his eyes again
Fall in line, up against the wall
Not this time: I'm not listening anymore
Now you know the animal is inside us all
But you don't have to crawl
It's calling me
It's an absolution
Burning in my hand
They'll let you down, my friend
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