Wolves Of Winter

Album: Ellipsis (2016)
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    (You are no exception)
    (There are no reruns)
    (Justify your reasons)
    (Now it is my turn)

    (We are the wolves)

    How's it gonna feel when there's no one to support ya?
    How's it gonna feel when you're standing there alone?

    You are no exception
    There are no reruns
    Justify your reasons
    Now it is my turn

    Your fits of paranoia
    Drive your every whim
    Well, have you seen her?
    This unbearable creature

    This is the point, we have the choice to be happy together

    We have achieved so much more than you possibly thought we could
    Well, now you see me
    You can achieve anything, just remember, no I in team
    There's two in brilliant

    We are the wolves of winter
    We live in a kingdom of blood

    When you gonna rise, seek a man you can dispose of?
    When you gonna try to boil my last bone?

    This is true obsession
    Take me and my worth
    Subtle as a steam burn
    More than just a scald

    You stink of hallelujah
    But you wash yourself in sin
    Well, have you seen her?
    This heavenly creature

    This is the point, we have the choice to survive the winter

    We have achieved so much more than you possibly thought we could
    Well now, you see me
    You can achieve anything, just remember, no I in team
    There's two in brilliant

    We are the wolves of winter
    We live in a kingdom of blood

    We are the wolves of winter
    We live in a kingdom of blood Writer/s: SIMON NEIL
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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