Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Young Heretics
Canonical path: /young-heretics/noah-s-ark
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Noah's Ark
Read Noah's Ark lyrics by Young Heretics on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Noah's Ark
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Noah's ark can't save us all
Binary against the squall
And in it's wake
Good men will fall
And finally we can move on
We have so much to answer for
We asked for help to start this war
Can we forgive
The things we've done
Take our things
And move along
Safe and sound
Can we abstain
From looking to that ark again
And at our end
We find ourselves
No closer to heaven
No closer to hell
Can we forgive
The things we've done
Take our things
And move along
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Young Heretics performs "Noah's Ark", and this lyric page sits inside the Young Heretics catalog on LyroVerse.
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