Precedence
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Precedence
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This is the way it has to be
This is my world
Here I am God
The only liberator
My chains enslave you
My reign sustains you
This is my world and I play God
I am the only warlord
I tower over, pulling strings
In my nowhere, my infiniteness
This is what I will become
And this is where I'll belong
Wake up fool, this is no dream
A drop of blood to tear the seam
Placed in the palm of my hands
Immortal mark to stain the land
You're fucking dead, let me make myself clear
Now swallow your fear
Nothing can save you from here
With prying eyes I gaze below
Timing the world to only move slow
You do not know what the future holds
I wrote the script, now watch it unfold
All is not what it seems
Left hands to wake a dream
This is the way it has to be
Within what's killing me
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Paradise In Exile performs "Precedence", and this lyric page sits inside the Paradise In Exile catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Conceit Severity and Desecration with a short reason for opening each page next.
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