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March Of The Death Lyrics by Rise on Everest

Hell Carousel

2020

He was dreaming about a shelter to survive
Was just a kid living a cruel life
Didn't ever want to know about the things they used to do -
All those bottles on the floor and all the drunk abuses too
And he wishes he'd never heard him parents yell and fight
Now he's wondering were they ever even right
Hey hey hey
No turning back now
We can't rewind
So use your head and keep your voice
Down 'cause they're kids, they have no choice
The night is coming and the monsters are showing up
A little kid sits in the bedroom asking them to stop
Don't try to justify them now
I know they're totally fucked up
Hey monsters, stay the fuck away
A kid is not a toy to play
You are noone but the losers
You're going down like all abusers
Don't want to give you a hope
The ship is sinking
I know
I can
Relieve this shit again
He needs protection after all
He wants to have a place called home
It seems he got no place to go
But I hope someday he will stand up tall
Don't break a child's mind
Don't break a child's mind
No turning back now
We can't rewind
So use you head and keep your voice
Down 'cause they're kids, they have no choice
No turning back now
We can't rewind
So use you head and keep your voice
Down 'cause they're kids, they have no choice
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Rise on Everest

Rise on Everest

About “March Of The Death” by Rise on Everest

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"March Of The Death" appears on "Hell Carousel" in 2020.

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