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作曲 : Garrett Russell/Igor Efimov/Spencer Keene/Mitchell Stark/Alex Camarena/Thomas Freckleton |
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The barren wastes bearing down on me |
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Cracks in the clouds leave me wondering |
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Did the oceans dry out, return to the sky |
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For a privileged perspective of our final goodbye? |
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Pretend it's a house of peace while she's buried underneath |
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You built your father's house over my mother's grave |
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Bodies, a mass grave collapse the concave floor |
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These sanctimonious steeples will meet us in the dirt |
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Because the earth is trembling, if only we had eyes to see it shake |
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Ignorant until we expire |
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When the ocean fills our veins and the soil becomes my bones |
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Maybe we'll fall asleep tonight |
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To the madness in the melody poured out for slaves |
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We were dressed in potential, now we're draped in sorrow |
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Our race is a bloodstain spattered on a profane political campaign |
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Manifest your destiny |
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Stripes and stars comprise my prison bars |
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The cost of liberty |
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Maybe we'll fall asleep tonight |
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To the madness in the melody poured out for slaves |
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Maybe this storm is a perfect score |
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For wretched bodies washed ashore, poured out for me |
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The life I loved looking up at me |
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Saplings struck like daggers hemorrhaging streams |
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As the breath of my people return to the ground |
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So forests can once more abound |
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The suffering cross that overcame |
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The name of love made concurrent with shame |
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This melody, I thought it familiar |
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It sounds like your heartbeat keeping time |
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Then you turn and remind me that this pain has a purpose |
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And maybe we'll fall asleep tonight |