Road To Ruin
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Road To Ruin
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Asphalt...
Burning under the wheels beneath me
My black sky's are crying
Multi-colored pain upon me
Arms are rising
Straight up from the bodies beneath
They've come to carry me away
To a little 'ol place where I feel safe
Father time...
As always he's ticking away
Keeps on stealing my life
Day be day
The crimes timing
Couldn't ever be better for me
Arms are rising
Straight up from the bodies beneath
They've come to carry me away
To a little 'ol place where I feel safe
Brother-man don't you understand
I'm gone
I'm gone...
Like the wind around your world
Blowing through your hate stained door
I was gone before the last tear hit the floor
[CHORUS]
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