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Born Is the Enemy Lyrics by Daysend

Severance

2003

[Chorus]
Cold and freezing
Holding nothing
I did all this for you
[Verse 1]
Don't even call me your friend
You will not lose in the end
I see in front of me
Born is the enemy now
[Chorus]
Cold and freezing
Holding nothing
I did all this for you
Now there's nothing left for me to do
[Verse 2]
This is the start of something new
Stains of your guilt are left for you
I see in front of me
Born is the enemy now
[Chorus]
Cold and freezing
Holding nothing
I did all this for you
Now there's nothing left for me to do
I did all this for you
And there's nothing left for me to do
[Breakdown]
Down, down, down
You're trying to bring me down
(Down), down, (down), down
You're not gonna break me
[Guitar Solo]
[Pre-Chorus]
(I did all this for you)
[Chorus]
I did all this for you (Cold and freezing)
I did all this for you (Holding nothing)
I did all this for you (Nothing)
Now there's nothing left for me to do
You're going down (Down)
Credits
Daysend

Daysend

About “Born Is the Enemy” by Daysend

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"Born Is the Enemy" appears on "Severance" in 2003.

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