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You can change your destiny
You’re the one to lead
No obstacle will pitfall me
Yeah
So many questions
And not enough answers
You can change your destiny
& after all the blood, sweat & tears
the perseverance to excel myself has
Brought me here!
Drawn me here!
I am Here!
Its complicated to explain the way
The struggles in my journey
Are different to yours
But they are the same x2
Look to horizons
We’re chasing sunsets
Open your eyes
To this better day
Open your eyes
To this better place
Come with me
We’ll look to the skies
Come with me
We’ll chase these sunsets x2
CHASE THESE SUNSETS!
You can change your destiny
You’re the one to lead
No obstacle will pitfall me
Yeah
So many questions
And not enough answers
You can change your destiny
& since an early age
They tried to silence me
So lets pick this F****** S*** up
Scream when you’re winning
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Perils of Man
03:29
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Wasting
Always Wasting
Our world has nothing but scars
Brought on by dirty liars x2
Take!
Take some more
It doesn’t matter
What are you fighting for
In this hour
Will you take a chance!
Will it matter in the end.
And what you take from me
You take from all you see
Your no better than those of us around me
Your dreams have broken down
We lost it all, what we dreamt about
And I’m pretty sure
We’re just running in circles
Complacent to the atmosphere
Behind these smoke and mirrors
Building these monoliths
From the Carcass of the land
We will erase ourselves
Step by step x2
Saviour of nothing
Good evening ladies and gentlemen this is your mosh captain speaking we are experiencing some heavy turbulence and advice you all get the f*** up
MOVE
Wasting
Always Wasting
Our world has nothing but scars
Brought on by dirty liars
This is
This is
This is the perils of man
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Kingdom in Crisis Melbourne, Australia
We are a 5 piece band from the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne
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