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Artist: Liars
Canonical path: /liars/sailing-to-byzantium
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Sailing To Byzantium
Read Sailing To Byzantium lyrics by Liars on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sailing To Byzantium
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We've seen what's real
They fight to keep it all the same
So we should steal
Make sure we wake them up tonight
I heard the warning
But it's too late to pull the plug
We should be roaring
It's time we woke these dumbfucks up
So don't come back till you've been heard by those who listen
And don't come back till you've been heard by those who know
Oh no no no
You won't choose reason
Oh no no no
You won't choose treason
Oh no no no
You need to tease them
Oh no no no
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