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The World Keeps Turning

from Our Last Breath Depends On It by Silencing The Voiceless

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lyrics

Burning rage fills my thoughts with anger
Never knowing how to deal with the pain
Injustice witnessed, masses pushed to their knees
Masters of the oppressed burn in flames

Scream out for a life to live
Without vile prejudice
Shadow of the master cast aside
Regain some human pride

Break out

Tables turning double standards revealed
But never felt hopelessness
Light is cast among the shadows its blinding
Lies of the world slowly unwinding
You'll see, you'll scream

In this time of disbelief, men will fall down to their knees
Lifted hands up to the sky, mothers weep as children die
Worlds collide, kingdoms crumble
Holy men pray hopelessly
Wars are waged, lives are paid
Is there hope for the human race

This world, this world keeps fucking turning
This world, is leaving you behind

Raise your fists to the sky
Stand strong and bring the fight
Life is precious, never waste it on lies
Judge me by looking through my bleeding eyes

No

credits

from Our Last Breath Depends On It, track released March 27, 2015
Stu Clark - Vocals
Ben Smith - Guitar
Simon Gammage - Guitar
Darron Murrant - Bass
Ethan Hayles - Drums/Production/Mixing/Mastering

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