Maritime Tragedies
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Maritime Tragedies
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One man's decision for god to bring the rain
Brought a storm to the world for self profit and gain
Took your voice away
What could you possibly say?
On the dock waiting for the ships to come in
I look beyond the shore to see the earth meet the heavens
They'll meet again
They'll become one in the end
To make a living, do we have to live in this prison?
I sold my soul to the team that was winning
But if the tables must turn
I won't be alone when I burn
Does the sun determine our fate?
Are we as free as it's betrayed?
Don't pull the wool over my eyes
To what's truth, what's lies
Sheep in wolf's disguise
Maritime tragedies
Making angels out of men
Maritime tragedies
Make angels out of men
Within the wreckage of a civilization
A new life has already begun
A new breed will rise
With victory in their eyes
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The Briggs performs "Maritime Tragedies", and this lyric page sits inside the The Briggs catalog on LyroVerse.
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