Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Startled By Silence
Canonical path: /startled-by-silence/open-graves
Related lyric paths: 6
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Open Graves
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Open Graves
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Their throat is an open grave
With their tongues, they keep deceiving
Snake venom drips from their lips
Their mouths are full of bitterness
We’re falling on our knees
Because the path of peace
We have not known
(Have not known)
Their feet are swift to shed blood
Destruction and misery are on their path
The fallen, the risen, the found and the missing
We’re falling on our knees
Because the path of peace, we have not known
(Have not known)
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Startled By Silence performs "Open Graves", and this lyric page sits inside the Startled By Silence catalog on LyroVerse.
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