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Family Ties Lyrics by Morning Again

Hand of the Martyr

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Alone is the cleanest war
At least it's now fought fair
May have lost a household, but he's gained a world
Raised to lower, brought up to put down
I call it genial bigotry, a family tradition
The honor of dishonor, as values resound
Spit back at a bloodline of racist transmission
Wasn't them he so despised, but their beliefs he hated
Free thought over family was a choice not long debated
One less fruit on this family tree
And now he's fee to love unobstructed
To marvel at this vast civil bond he's constructed
Reborn, emerge
And now cut the vein
Write him off
He is alone

About “Family Ties” by Morning Again

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"Family Ties" appears on "Hand of the Martyr".

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