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City Of The Dead

from Built On Respect by By Any Means

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You know violence and you know pain
Take a look around and then, you’ll think again
This is the city, the city of the dead
Skies set ablaze and bullets over head

Ignorance breeds hate and fear
Misery, these are real
Can’t you see, we’re a dying breed
The truth, it lies at your feet
Now, is, the, time, to, rise, once, again
Now, is, the, time, to, rise, once, again

There’s no peace, just persecution
Your judgement day awaits you here
My memories are all but gone
But I’m still here, standing strong
Now, is, the, time, to, rise, once, again
Now, is, the, time, to, rise, once, again

The things I see in all the others
Lies, deceit and shame, it smothers
The weak and THE feeble minded
Now the fear has all but blinded
Society’s been dragged to hell and back
Thugs riot and don’t hold back
Religious hatred fuels this fire
The city is filled with the dead

Ignorance breeds hate and fear
Misery, these are real
Can’t you see, we’re a dying breed
The truth, it lies at your feet
Now, is, the, time, to, rise, once, again
Now, is, the, time, to, rise, once, again
The things I see in all the others
Lies, deceit and shame, it smothers
The weak and the feeble minded
Now the fear has all but blinded

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from Built On Respect, released November 1, 2012

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