The Messenger
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The Messenger
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Must have been you
Who held that flag up for me
What would I do
If the blood you spilled was for nothing?
I never knew we were so messed up
I never knew we were so messed up
Could have been me
Who held that gun to your head
Could have been you
Who broke that girl in her bed
I never knew we were so messed up
I never knew we were so messed up inside
He's coming for us
In the morning
He's coming for us
I'll be running
Going back to the ghost
Of my religion
He's coming for us
Should have been me
Who cast his sword to the ground
What did you see in the boy I lost
That you found
Must have been blind
To let you into my heart
What did you find
When you looked in the deepest part
I never knew we were so messed up
I never knew we were so messed up inside
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Who performs "The Messenger"?
Luke Siedle performs "The Messenger", and this lyric page sits inside the Luke Siedle catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to I Don't Want To Be A Martyr and The Rest Of Our Lives with a short reason for opening each page next.
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