The Rise Song
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The Rise Song
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The Rise Song
So, you lie, here among the ruins of your own
You're just a fake much weaker than before
Pickin' up the lost smashed fragments
You look inside and see your fall
Now you wanna get out of the circle
Now you wanna break this curse
Your rise seems like a fall
You see what you wanna
Sailin' beyond the skyline
The only place to go
So, swallow your pride and taste your fall
Can you feel the poison in the air
Flowing from your everlasting dream
The ice was too thin to cross the way
Find yourself drowning in the river of games
When tomorrow is today
You rise...
You thought you'd never lose
But you've lost the chance to choose
There's a light blinding your eyes
And your time shows the price
Everything has its place
You don't know what to say
You were driving too fast
Now you can't back away.
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Who performs "The Rise Song"?
Wayd performs "The Rise Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Wayd catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Barriers and Breaking The Ascendence with a short reason for opening each page next.
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