Why Die On a Hill?
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Why Die On a Hill?
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Why die on a hill?
Why live for yourself?
If there's a meaning, lost it long ago
Digging out a hole to throw another soul
And here's a secret
We're not all just one thing
Whatever that may bring, it's better than the brink
Why die on a hill?
Why live in a hell?
If there's a reason for the other side
Is it yours or mine?
Getting out of line
Conversation shouldn't be left out
Or leave you with a doubt that you're a human being
We've been divided by quotients
Separated by pain
Indivisible torment
To take you out of the game
We're on a new rotation
Where no one else can play
We're on a new rotation
Provided by our hate
We're on a new vibration
We're in another phase
We're on a new vibration
Divided by our hate
Why die on a hill?
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