Banners - Empires on Fire Lyrics
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Empires on Fire
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What Are The Lyrics For Empires on Fire By Banners?
Like a city overthrown
We're turning buildings into stone We leave the bodies to the crows On a funeral of fire Now we're choking on the fumes Spread the lie and kill the truth They're in the ashes of the proof We watch the flames rise higher Our empire Is on fire Our empire Is on fire Our empire's on fire Our empire is on fire Now we're falling through the ice We made our bed and rolled the dice Well every gamble has a price We watched the cracks grow wider Waves are climbing past your knees It's just the coming of the seas It's getting harder now to breathe We watched the tides rise higher Our empire Is on fire Our empire Is on fire Our empire's on fire Our empire is on fire I said I know you know we feel it in our bones I said I know you know we feel it in our bones I said I know you know we feel it in our bones I said I know, whoa oh oh I said I know you know we feel it in our bones I said I know you know we feel it in our bones I said I know you know we feel it in our bones I said I know, whoa oh oh Our empire Is on fire Our empire Is on fire Our empire's on fire Our empire is on fire |
Who Wrote Empires on Fire By Banners?
Stephen Kozmeniuk, Todd Clark, Mike Nelson, Michael Nelson, Stephen Noel Kozmeniuk
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What's The Duration Of The Empires on Fire By Banners?The duration of Empires on Fire is 3:46 minutes and seconds. |
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