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Machine Head ~ The Frontlines


And I watched through bitter eyes As the blood filled in the cracks, black A burning effigy Told me I should kneel 'cause I'm worshipping With terror, a disease Burn the sacred oil Chorus: They told us there'd never come a day They told us that we need not worry So we fucked around, thought this shit would change And turned our eyes away I am the power siege And the rush you will feel, thrill Exploding out of me Through clenched teeth I will scream out We're suffering With malice you deceive Puke sold as salvation Chorus And I watched it slip away And you watched it slip away And we watched it slip away 'Cause no one took a stand more free lyrics

And I watched through bitter eyes
As the blood filled in the cracks, black
A burning effigy
Told me I should kneel 'cause
I'm worshipping
With terror, a disease
Burn the sacred oil

Chorus:
They told us there'd never come a day
They told us that we need not worry
So we fucked around, thought this shit would change
And turned our eyes away

I am the power siege
And the rush you will feel, thrill
Exploding out of me
Through clenched teeth I will scream out
We're suffering
With malice you deceive
Puke sold as salvation

Chorus

And I watched it slip away
And you watched it slip away
And we watched it slip away
'Cause no one took a stand

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