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lyrics

Do you feel when you think? Do you think when you feel? Taking pride and hate, From the souls you steal, You sit back and you laugh, At the debts that remain, As you pocket change from the stakes you claim, Everything has gone wrong this time, And we only have one chance to rise, This is not what we planned, As the walls came crashing down from someone’s stand, We don’t know what to feel, Trading life for loss and fear and nothing’s real, Do you love all your hate? You indulge in your rage, Making history’s new “coming-of-age,”Stay at home and you hide, From the games that you play, God, have mercy on you, When you meet your fate, You have the right to live and choose, When one falls down, We all loose, I fear those who can’t forgive the past, Resentments burn, As generations fail to learn that, We have the right to live and choose, With nothing left to lose.

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from Year of Severed Ties, released April 7, 2009
Music and Lyrics by Kim Rose

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