Bloodlines
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Bloodlines
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Bloodlines call hidden inside
Roots you can’t deny
Bloodlines call like Jekyll and Hyde
Branches reach he sky
It’s pumping inside you it even knows your name
And from just where you came
Every generation it passes through the same
In time and always, always
Bloodlines call the monster inside
It’s been there all along
Bloodlines call open your eyes
The fevers much too strong
Bloodline call they seal your fate
Descendants one and all
Bloodlines call you can’t escape
There is nowhere to fall
The feeling reminds you it’s always been the same
And no one is to blame
Everyone is destined to be a link of chain
Be strong and hold on, hold on
Time goes by
Seasons fly
I am I
Deeper than destiny
Why ask why
Bloodlines call hidden inside
Roots you can’t deny
Bloodlines call like Jekyll and Hyde
Branches reach he sky
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John Orr Franklin performs "Bloodlines", and this lyric page sits inside the John Orr Franklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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