Empires
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Empires
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finally
oh this is the morning of six eyes
malicious cold dark stares
one single gentleman is not even watching
maybe he's not prepared
so this is how
oh this is how it comes to end
a meeting ground between everything and all that's been
sweet child, oh cover your ears please
loudly does your father fall
last declarations aren't enough to absolve me from
the stories of a mother scorned, reborn
but careful son, your revolution's been won already
but don't let the trail it leads confine your needs
this is how
oh this is how it comes to end
a meeting ground between everything and all that's been
so save me
so send me away from here
our time has come
you can barely live with all your fears
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