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Kairos (feat Jake Bissonnette)

from Dream of Waking Up by This Present Darkness

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(Verse 1)
The doors have opened,
Provision is proven,
Our history has
Led us to this movement,
Where we reject the names
Forced upon us by our captors,
And remake our identities
In the wake of our disasters.
The time has come for a revolution,
And the crown will fall to the fallen,
So let the blood spill to wash away our victims,
And fill their veins with an ocean of retribution.

(Verse 2)
The situation's gone from bad to fucked,
And one man's heaven is another's bad luck,
We'll water the seeds of our future,
With the blood of our brothers from another,
We'll blind the world in the name of justice,
And martyr the victims who wrought this,
As we're doomed to repeat our past pains,
In the name of divisive and fleeting gains.

(Breakdown)
Our children's bones will build your crown!

(Verse 3)
Oh God, the aftermath we've wrought!
We've abandoned hope and embraced the hell we've bought,
We place lies above lives and buried love,
We pay for greed with sacrificial blood,
We drew our lines in the sand and made our bed,
But now we lie as prisoners instead,
Our divisions will be our end,
As we exile our brothers and label them condemned.

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from Dream of Waking Up, released January 1, 2016

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