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Artist: Vendetta Red
Canonical path: /vendetta-red/tomorrow-everything-dies
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Tomorrow Everything Dies
Read Tomorrow Everything Dies lyrics by Vendetta Red on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Tomorrow Everything Dies
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Cut from glass I start to fade and prance around her promenade
Thrown overboard to pay my dues, to the ocean floor in concrete shoes
I'm your visions of vindication that caught you in the act
I wield the force of destiny and you will rue the day you ever broke this pact
Stand me up in front of god so miniscule and monstrous
A paragraph to plead my ease. A defendant for this human race
Please don't forget me
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