| Marching alone where I don’t belong
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| Tapping along in the dark before the dawn
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| Nothing is wrong, you’re here
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| Abandon the sound of the captain’s call
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| Grabbing my gear as I jump the wall before, before nightfall is here
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| I’ve crossed the line of the great divide
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| I heard your orders
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| I sneak past land mines
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| Watch them with each stride
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| I know the borders
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| Stumbled upon to the battleground
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| Search and look for the fight but a white flag’s all I found
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| It’s all I’ve found out here
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| I know, I know you said you’ve overcome
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| But I think it’s time I joined the fight
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| Lay down your arms young one
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| I realize it’s hard to see the war is won my son
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| You must see the war is won over and done
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| Caught in the snare of the rival’s jaws
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| Digging in deep as it rears it’s vicious claws
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| I guess my fight is here
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| What have I done? |
| I’m trapped and all alone
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| I’m bleeding out and fading quick
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| Footsteps draw near (Could this be it?)
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| Is my death now here (Could this be it?)
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| Who’s this that’s come for me in this dying and desperate state?
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| Lay down your arms young one
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| I realize it’s hard to see the war is won my son
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| You must see the war is won over and done
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| Over and done!
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| Done!
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| Rough hands are placed upon me
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| I’m far too weak to fight and break myself free
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| I was chasing apparitions
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| What’s wrong with my volition?
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| Just as my body floated
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| I dread and fear what is this stranger’s motives?
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| What have I done?
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| I opened up my eyes to see the stranger bore a dear old face
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| And water filled my eyes, it was my captain that I had disgracedi
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| I turned to look away in shame
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| But in tender words you called my name
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| «See I bear the marks that fought the war!»
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| Lay down your arms young one
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| I realize it’s hard to see the war is won my son
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| You must see the war is won over and done
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| Over and done!
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| Yeah! |