Last Act of Bravery
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Last Act of Bravery
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God is a plague
A weight around a man's neck
A disease
Eating away all instincts
Eating away...
Jesus doesn't save
Ave Maria...
My whole life is a lie!
Every hell god knows I can feel
What does it take to make me believe?
Last act of bravery
These words flow through me
What does it take to make me believe?
Every hell god knows I can feel
What does it take to make me believe?
Make me believe!
Filtered down again into flesh
Fresh pain in an old wound
Filtered down again into flesh
God is a plague!
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Our Survival Depends on Us performs "Last Act of Bravery", and this lyric page sits inside the Our Survival Depends on Us catalog on LyroVerse.
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