Wake The Regiment
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Wake The Regiment
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It's never been this cold before,
Now it's getting to me
Writing my thoughts home to you
Not knowing if i'll ever see your face again, again
So wake the regiment
We're marching on tonight
This is what we live for, this is what we live for
So wake the regiment
We're taking back what's ours
Home is what we die for, home is what we die for
Now memories of yesteryear
They're enough to get me through just one more time
I'm thinking about you and all the things that you've taught me in this life
I'll remember till I die
So wake the regiment
We're marching on tonight
This is what we live for, this is what we live for
So wake the regiment
We're taking back what's ours
Home is what we die for, home is what we die for
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The Wedding performs "Wake The Regiment", and this lyric page sits inside the The Wedding catalog on LyroVerse.
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