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Waiting for Apologies
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Sit us down and show your fake smiles to the world
You're not fooling anyone anymore
We've had enough of you and you're hypocrisy
You're losing now
The time has come
We've won
and we're breaking through the wall
We're waking up now
like we've never have before
the light is here now
the darkness soon will fall
We're awake
I'll be standing on the otherside
Waiting for apologies that will never be received
I'll be screaming words I should have said
Before your evil sees its fate
Will this ever end?
Keep us down
Keep us fighting each other
While you divide and conquer
It's time to open our eyes and step outside our minds
You're losing now
The time has come
We've won
and we're breaking through the wall
We're waking up now
like we've never have before
the light is here now
the darkness soon will fall
We're awake
I'll be standing on the other side
Waiting for apologies that will never be received
I'll be screaming words I should have said
Before your evil sees its fate
Will this ever end?
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