Opening
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Opening
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Shall we begin, this dance I will lead
it takes you to places you've never been in
out of the cold, out of control
if we keep on burning we'll never grow old
from midnight to noon, from July to June
now means forever, and never too soon
so you must choose, and make the right moves
to burn in oblivion or die by the rules
Come and witness the opening
only one first time there can be
come and be the first one to see
come and witness the opening
Defy and rejoice, let laughter be our voice
if silence is heaven, the n hell is our choice
defy your fate, abandon false faith
now means forever and soon is too late
so we will burn, and so we will learn
so little time and yet so much to earn
so you must choose, and make the right moves
to burn in oblivion or die by the rules
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Skyward performs "Opening", and this lyric page sits inside the Skyward catalog on LyroVerse.
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