Anthony Driverson - Revolt | Текст песни

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REVOLT

The piercing cry of warning
Broke the quiet of the night,
The loud shot
Allayed the panic and the fear...

The blood shed
Made them act in response.
The anger started burning in veins,
It never let the mind wake up.

The treacherous glitter in the eyes
Betrayed the murderers.
The collision is inevitable.
And nobody asked
Why...

The holy blaze
Set the hearts on fire.
To burn for truth
Is better than to stand humiliation.

Honor for honor.
Know your rights and know your place!
Honor for honor.
Set a worthy example!
Honor for honor.
Pray for sinners' souls!

Judge not that ye be not judged.

Who are they? What do they want?
They are fighting for the equal rights.
Is the power just an illusion?
Can it be restrained?

They tried...
Now two powers're resisting each other.
Ferocity is written on their faces,
The chaos in their souls.

Brother for brother!
One executes the orders,
Other is his feelings' slave.
Brother for brother!
Their common enemy
Is their own blindness.

The holy blaze
Set the hearts on fire.
To burn for truth
Is better than to stand humiliation.

Honor for honor.
Know your rights and know your place!
Honor for honor.
Set a worthy example!
Honor for honor.
Pray for sinners' souls!

Judge not that ye be not judged.

This slaughter is an indelible scar
On the mankind's face,
There's a lot of them
They're impossible to forget...

The revolt is suppressed
At the cost of many lives.
And now we start to realize
In who's hands we are the puppets.

...Fury and bloodthirstiness
Are changing into pain and despair...

Time to lay down arms,
Set fire to the rainbow of peace
And turn our attention to the part of the reality
Which is overlooked by us.

The holy blaze
Set the hearts on fire.
To burn for truth
Is better than to stand humiliation.

Honor for honor.
Know your rights and know your place!
Honor for honor.
Set a worthy example!
Honor for honor.
Pray for sinners' souls!

Judge not that ye be not judged.

(c) Anthony Driverson