Dear Mrs. Grundy
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Dear Mrs. Grundy
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We're here
Leave our fears behind us
Reaching out for hope
Show me that horizon
Grab your gun
Arm yourself against the waves of uncertainty
All I have is this will to go on
Hold your own
Don't let go
Betrayed by the ones we loved
In these shallow graves we're gonna fall
There's so much before us
While chaos surrounds us
We're leaving here
Dead or alive
It's you that breaks down each wall I have up
I will fight to keep my faith strong (Keep my faith strong)
You'll never stop this heart
I'll smash these chains and tear up your words
Will we learn
We're drowning in our ways
We stand here against one another
The break of dawn
Gives us proof that the
End will be worth our mistake
We're going downwards
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