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Rise lyrics by Bleeding Through

Bleeding Through Rise lyrics
  • track 1 of 10, total running time
  • album Portrait Of The Goddess
  • released in 2002
  • produced by
  • record label
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Rise song lyrics


sink your teeth into delicate skin.
armor that hides your thoughts for this eternity,
a clean break that will never heal.
is this the pain that was felt every day,
fuck you, things will never change,
is this the pain that was felt everyday,
so fuck you, you'll never change, never change.
now we both bleed, now we both die.
now we both lose inside.
now we both lose,
we've been here forty times and we still lose forty one times.
we still lose in the end, time to rise.
every second of every hour.
time to rise.
we all lose in the end.
I'll forget this, I'll forget you,
I'll forget everyone,
I'll forget love letters you never fucking wrote.
is this the pain.
so where is the pain.
so bring the pain.
I sweated blood for you.
time to rise.

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check here the lyrics for Rise, the 1th song of the 10 recorded for the album Portrait Of The Goddess, with a total running time of , by Bleeding Through. It was released on via , and produced by .
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