Reclaim and Conquer
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Reclaim and Conquer
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Wounded by infliction
This battered sould is petrified
How can you let this carry on
End all the suffering
Abolish your fears
Gain what little strength you have left
Force down your demons
Reclaim and Conquer
Caught in this moment of weakness
you were overtaken
These insults are false
Their lies are products of their disease
Past on through generations
A perception fueled by ignorance
These words hold so much power
They've brought you to your knees
Their infection has muted your attack.
Disband your fear
And hold your ground
Never circum to the bigotry
It's robbed you of self-respect
How much longer will you endure this silence
and let the toment prevail
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George Moshington performs "Reclaim and Conquer", and this lyric page sits inside the George Moshington catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 1 If By Land,3 If By Pit and 1,2,3,4 I Declare a Scene War with a short reason for opening each page next.
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