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Artist: Monolith
Canonical path: /monolith/patrimony
Related lyric paths: 6
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Patrimony
Read Patrimony lyrics by Monolith on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Patrimony
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Son, take heed: Be not naïve
Your noble vision is but fantasy
All men betray
All lose heart
In these times men act as they must
What good is passion when all is lost?
And what of virtue, if you can't bear the cost?
So take my counsel, my dearest son
Pursue your rightful throne with ambition
Abandon this flight of conscience
Your broken eyes, they tell the truth your tongue denies
I don't want to lose heart
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