The North
from Consider Yourselves Conquered by The Horde
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lyrics
Dark times
Impressions left behind
Blank stares
Ill-favored feelings
Blankets smothering hopes and
dreams
Ideas shut out by guarded gates
And life is different there
A place in need of care
Be careful not to stare
The North could use your prayer
Red flags
Soldiers standing there
Billboards
Of glorious leaders
Music meant to lift the mist
And smiles hiding histories of hate
Impressions left behind
Blank stares
Ill-favored feelings
Blankets smothering hopes and
dreams
Ideas shut out by guarded gates
And life is different there
A place in need of care
Be careful not to stare
The North could use your prayer
Red flags
Soldiers standing there
Billboards
Of glorious leaders
Music meant to lift the mist
And smiles hiding histories of hate
credits
from Consider Yourselves Conquered,
released March 1, 2013
Music and lyrics by Fierce Franco
Featuring Ryan Bearer of Skulls on bass
Music and lyrics by Fierce Franco
Featuring Ryan Bearer of Skulls on bass
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Jan 2016 -
Mar 2013
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