Tides
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Tides
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Waves have taken all that we can see
The consumption of our masses has prevailed
Our eyes seep with the waters that surround our ships
Damned men cast these sails, she cannot betray us now
The sea of bodies surrounds us and the sun sets over our souls
As the crust of the beneath freezes over what used to be our graves
Torn sails pierce the clouds as our men collapse one by one
Skies crack the ocean's face with it's rain of fire
There is no forgiveness for us and the ones who are the escapers
Behold what we have promised ourselves
This is a war for our lives (for our lives)
Our sons (our sons) are dying in our arms (are dying in our arms)
This flood (this flood) we will (we will) prevail (prevail)
Feel your death rising the pain inside
Feel your breath fading the pain inside
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Miss May I performs "Tides", and this lyric page sits inside the Miss May I catalog on LyroVerse.
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