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Gridwalker
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Dagger mouth and fire eyes
Your word is a lie
Every promise ever made
Was made to break
Silent corners in the corners of my mind
I watched you fall from grace
Always forward never looking back
I'll take the consequence over regret
What you believe
Not what you see
Is all that's left
What you believe
Are broken scenes
What could have been
Gridwalker
Keep talking
You stumble to your own grave
Gridwalker
Keep talking
You lie in the bed you made
Tooth and nail
Smoking barrels
You're being unmade
Your last breathe hesitates
Fever dreams of all the ends still taking shape
There's no more time to waste
Never falter
Never looking back
I'll take the truth over the consequence
Rise
Rise
One time, one time
Let's go
What you believe
Not what you see
Is all that's left
What you believe
Are broken scenes
What could have been
Gridwalker
Keep talking
You stumble to your own grave
Gridwalker
Keep talking
You lie in the bed you made
You sold your soul
Denial
False idols
Look at you now
They stole your heroes
How could you live like that
What you believe
Not what you see
Is all that's left
What you believe
Are broken scenes
What could have been
Gridwalker
Keep talking
You stumble to your own grave
Gridwalker
Keep talking
You lie in the bed you made
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