Ad Patres
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Ad Patres
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They claim that they care about nature
They swear that they do
They say that they build our future
I'm not sure it's true
[Bridge:]
Among the crowd someone is watching
Behind the clouds,
He must be crying
They are plotting our destruction
Sowing evil seeds
We fall victims to their plans
In their world of bloody deeds
[Repeat Bridge]
[Chorus:]
Flying higher, reaching higher
Aiming for the clouds
Flying higher, we're getting closer
Please make them see, please set us free
Hiding weapons underground
Preparing their war
In their game of mass suppression
Till death do us gore
[Repeat Bridge]
[Repeat Chorus]
Set us free!
[Solos]
(Homo Homini Lupus)
Hiding behind their deceptions
Preaching to save face
Decreeing that they're innocent of
Extinction of our race
[Repeat Bridge]
...out!
[Repeat Chorus (bis)]
Higher!
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Hanker performs "Ad Patres", and this lyric page sits inside the Hanker catalog on LyroVerse.
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