Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ringworm
Canonical path: /ringworm/take-back-what-s-ours
Related lyric paths: 6
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Take back what's ours
Read Take back what's ours lyrics by Ringworm on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Take back what's ours
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Resist; confrom, broken down, joining the norm
We're not sheeps of the lord, and we must
Rise up and take back what's ours
Writhing, seething, crawling
And for what? Our rights are withheld
We're fuckin' lost, authority kept at all cost
Bitter end, destroy the message they send
Martyrs plea, can't silence me
Held down, sedated
Blood red, coagulated
As your dreams sour, we'll rise up and take back what's ours
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