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Greenwheel ~ The End


Is anyone else awake Deaf ears on these words must fall Dodging friendly fire Marksmanship inspires The end that is never the end There’s no difference between foe or friend Blanks in the chamber, they’ll have you believe Faces so sober, trusting souls deceived Mouth less children, still promises they feed Bullets softer now, still we bleed The megaphone speaks still pulses race and scream Things will be quiet soon more free lyrics

Is anyone else awake
Deaf ears on these words must fall
Dodging friendly fire
Marksmanship inspires
The end that is never the end
There’s no difference between foe or friend
Blanks in the chamber, they’ll have you believe
Faces so sober, trusting souls deceived
Mouth less children, still promises they feed
Bullets softer now, still we bleed
The megaphone speaks still pulses race and scream
Things will be quiet soon

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