The End

Album: Battles (2016)
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  • I got a new kind of fear
    Something you don't wanna view
    There's this path that I can see
    It leads straight to misery
    We can't undo what we have done
    Just face what's up ahead
    We fight and we stumble
    The fuse is lit, you better run now

    I can't tell you what to do
    This crossroad is your own
    But I know what we'll become
    We'll be outlaws on the run

    Do you think about the end?
    The words you say with your last breath and the emptiness in space
    Do you think about the end? (That slow last breath of air)
    The words you say with your last breath and the emptiness in space

    What if I say to you
    Let's leave this earth for a while
    A perspective from the hollow
    And the wheel we can't control

    I can't tell you what to do
    This crossroad is your own
    But I know what we'll become
    We'll be outlaws on the run

    Do you think about the end?
    The words you say with your last breath and the emptiness in space
    Do you think about the end? (That slow last breath of air)
    The words you say with your last breath and the emptiness in space
    And the emptiness in space
    And the emptiness in space

    When we were young
    Was this the dream we had?
    We're celebrating nothing
    We need to find our way back

    When we were young
    Was this the dream we had?
    We're celebrating nothing
    We need to find our way back

    When we were young
    Was this the dream we had?
    We're celebrating nothing
    We need to find our way back

    I can't tell you what to do
    This crossroad is your own
    But I know what we'll become
    We'll be outlaws on the run

    Do you think about the end?
    The words you say with your last breath and the emptiness in space
    Do you think about the end? (That slow last breath of air)
    The words you say with your last breath and the emptiness in space Writer/s: Anders Friden, Bjorn Gelotte, Howard Benson, Niclas Ingmar Engelin
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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