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War After War
03:40
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Maybe it's not how you planned it
Maybe your heart ain't right
Maybe your sons and daughters,
Have bullied your good guiding light
Maybe your country's in pieces
Maybe your God's up tight
Maybe your past is a dark one
And it's towering over your might
No use begging for mercy
No use taming yourself
Hold on tight as we head for the highway
Tomorrow is just out of sight
Maybe your love's a pretender
Maybe your love's in vain
Maybe love fell by the wayside
When you thought you had nothing to gain
Maybe we're hanging the hero
Just like we've done before
Maybe we're doomed and determined
To relive it all war after war
Damn those wolves and vampires
Let the light serve them right
Hold on tight as we head for the highway
Tomorrow is just out of sight
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I Will One Day
03:32
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I will one day live by the ocean
I will one day sail out to sea
I’ll lay waste to this hollow digging
No more map, no code, and no more key
I will one day live for the moment
I will one day give up what’s mine
No more dwelling on my tomorrows
Be right here my baby by my side
Meet my father by the water
With a song and my only son
Tell a story for the ages
Sing it, until the morning comes
I will one day go meet the maker
I will one day open my eyes
On revelations and Bloody Mary’s
No more doubt, no dirt, and no more lies
Meet my sisters by the water
With a song and that holy sound
Tell a story for the ages
Sing it, until it shakes the ground
I will one day live by the ocean
I will one day sail out to sea
I’ll lay waste to this hollow digging
No more map, no code, and no more key
Tell my daughter not to worry
Tell my mother I’m coming home
Tell my baby I’m bound for glory
Got my ticket in my hand
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