Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Halford
Canonical path: /rob-halford/one-will
Related lyric paths: 6
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One Will
Read One Will lyrics by Halford on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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One Will
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I see the gods in the arena
They stand beneath the blinding lights
The roar becomes a deafening silence
In reverence before the fight
One will live tonight
One will die tonight
One will stand and
One will fall
One in victory
One in misery
Only one will take it all
Then all at once begins the rumble
A mass of body hits the floor
Locked in a battle - strength and honor
Blood, sweat and tears becomes the score
One will live tonight
One will die tonight
One will stand and
One will fall
One in victory
One in misery
Only one will take it all
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