Fall a Prey
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Fall a Prey
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Looking out, we're forward in an endless ride
Face of death will make a try to fool me
Suddenly our prophecy brings tragedy
Through the rain we hold our hands together
I can see it, you can see it
I can feel it, you can feel it - running -
Like a game, pull the trigger
I can hear them, you can hear them
You can see them, we can see them -
Coming - ride a wind through our sorrow
Fall a prey
For victims of today
Take my hand, my broken heart
An action without grace
Sacrifice
The evil in device
Drag me out and pull me in
In harmless memory
Roll me out and cover me, I can not breathe
Like a wall, I'm hiding, am I dying
It's been a long time since we lived in harmony
All my dreams are flying out of nowhere
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