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Order 66

Read Order 66 lyrics by Skyharbor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Skyharbor Canonical path: /skyharbor/order-66 Related lyric paths: 6
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Order 66

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Hold on, don't lose the order

You know it's okay to live and learn

How long would you suffer before you sacrifice the sun?

How many times have I been here?

I can never tell

Playing with fire feels sincere

Even though I'm in hell

I won't fight the one

I turn away from order

So strong, you learn to love her

Like a child so unaware

How come we all recover?

You know it's okay to be compared

How much death have I been near?

Far too much to tell

Nothing scarred me more than fear

I step forth to tell

I won't fight the one

I turn away from order

We reverse the cell again

I won't fight the one

I turn away from order

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