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Wounds

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lyrics

when no one listens and refuse to hear
he will turn those tears into fear
sometimes people have to die to make a change
there's no point in fucking re-arrange

he was never made out of rhetoric
brick after brick, he lost the trick
he wanted to find out what's for real
so he created his own ideal
about all the lies wrapped in a disguise
had finally build him up to improvise
and all the people that got in his way
got a taste of his decay

I told him that the world just have a crack
but I ended up in his next attack
and his ruthless punch of hate
describes what he can't await

when no one listens and refuse to hear
He will turn those tears into fear

The sound of violence
becomes a speaking silence
the fist told them what he foresaw
they were wrong about the law
And everyone involved
left the place unresolved
And there I stood in front of him
"You gotta learn to lose, to win"
even broken bones and bloodred skin
couldn't make him see within
"you fight fire with desire
if this goes well you may inspire"

I told him that the world just have a crack
but I ended up in his next attack
and his ruthless punch of hate
describes what he can't await

sometimes people have to die to make a change
there's no point in fucking re-arrange

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from Watchworks, track released May 1, 2011
Music by Mattias Gunnarsson, Dale Whitaker, Peter Jacobsson
Lyrics by Roy Ekelund

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