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Artist: Winston & George
Canonical path: /winston-george/martyr
Related lyric paths: 6
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Martyr
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Martyr
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What you consume is your only true protest
Each dollar you send supports what you detest
Martyr for your causes
You have failed to see your flaws
This is not your war
But do you know what you claim to stand for
Your really not so free from blame
I see no wrong in taking a stand
But do you really know for what you stand
You cannot claim to resist and walk this chosen path
When you are unaware and the same as those you blame
You're not a martyr
You'll never be the one
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Winston & George performs "Martyr", and this lyric page sits inside the Winston & George catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to As Tradition Dies Slowly and Black Hoods Black Caps And Thousand Fists Of Rage with a short reason for opening each page next.
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