The Czar

Album: Crack the Skye (2009)
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  • Don't stay, run away
    He has ordered assassination
    Don't stay, run away
    The henchmen are gathered and waiting
    Don't stay, run away
    Your role as usurper is found out
    Don't stay, run away
    Tsarina has warned of the danger

    It's your own fault
    That is what we wanted
    It's your own fault
    This is where we lay

    By the light of the moon
    You must escape into the deep black of the night
    Fight the devil inside
    Enemies poison deep within my second sight
    Wasting valuable time

    Ride the tides of blood
    Illumination
    Beauties sudden hand
    Shattered crown
    Stretching arms up high
    We're on our way now
    Leave the Czar to die

    Spiraling up through the crack in the sky
    Leaving material world behind
    I see your face in constellations
    The martyr is ending his life for mine Writer/s: BRANN TIMOTHY DAILOR, TROY JAYSON SANDERS, WILLIAM BREEN KELLIHER, WILLIAM BRENT HINDS
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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