Bleary-Eyed
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Bleary-Eyed
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again the ashes falling down on us
again it's washed away by
the bloody massacres we cause
don't feel safe behind their lies
can't understand why
why cant you find another way
falling blind
misinform the masses
become a part of the weakwilled wave
they fight and fall
they starve and crawl
they pray and hope
we crown the crule
ignore their lies just say
goodbye we struggle
over and over again
to burn in their eyes
resist repression
we're consuming blind
without any sympathy
reality seems to be far away
ignore their lies just say
goodbye we struggle
over and over again
break the silence break the lies
repulse corruption
we're consuming blind
without any sympathy
reality seems
to be far away
they fight and fall
they pray and hope
we crown the crule
let your blaze rise
we refuse
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