Falling, From Grace
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Falling, From Grace
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Disgrace and dishonor
Only one thing follows
I lay here in chains
Ignore the pain
If i could change the past i surely would
I might as well hope my tears would break these chains
I know you won't listen anymore
And now i just accept my fate
Now i take one scrap of dignity
I end my fall from grace
Head bowed & silent
They lead me from the cell
No need for force or violence
I'll walk my path to hell
If i could change the past i surely would
I might as well hope my tears would break these chains
I know you won't listen anymore
And now i just accept my fate
Now i take one scrap of dignity
I end my fall from grace
I know you won't listen anymore
And now i just accept my fate
Now i take one scrap of dignity
I end my fall from grace
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