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The Passing of Time
03:14
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The passing of time
Brought Rome to the ground
Brought skyscrapers up
Brought empires down
Turns wives into widows
Turns boys into men
The passing of time
Again and again
The passing of time
Turns youth into age
Turns mountains to dust
Allows freedom to be caged
Stops for no one
And never will end
The passing of time
Again and again
Life and strife go hand in hand
Just like sin and the damned
And though the people may change
Ideologies remain the same
The passing of time
Remembers our mistakes
And keeps them in the history we make
We don't know what the future holds
The passing of time
Never grows old
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Somewhere Angels Fly
03:39
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History is written by the winners
They call the other side to sinners
Maybe we're all devils in disguise
Maybe we're all evil inside
Somewhere angels fly
I can find them if I try
Somewhere evil hides
We can fight it if we try
Why do we do what we do
Because we believe its true
Why do we say what we say
Because we want it our way
Somewhere angels fly
I can find them if I try
Somewhere evil hides
We can fight it if we try
Somewhere angels fly
I can find them if I try
Somewhere evil hides
We can fight it if we try
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