See
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See
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Would you be there when the empire falls
Faces change, people talk
Vote for a fool and you go to war
When the bow breaks
Would you be there when the ocean comes
To clean the state of mistakes we made
You eat rotten apples, you vomit out snakes
Don't you see
Don't you see
Don't you see that man
Who won't stop for anyone?
Would you be there at the end of the day
The lights are out, the future's gone
Will you be there, when the bow breaks
Will you be there, to take the throne
To hold the flare of truth alone
The old will die for you to stand, rise up
When the bow breaks
I can only tell you I won't make you
Be that man again
It may shake me but won't break me
When the cradle falls again
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