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Borderlands

from Awaken Dreamers EP by Borderlands

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lyrics

Borderlands – Borderlands
[Intro]
Where are you where are you
Can't you see how this place turned into?
There is no hope, there's no light at sight
There's no light at sight

I can't understand why, how many people have died
Just to honor your fucking name that has run from the shame
But there's no time to blame
No time to blame this is our world

Our world to keep
Our world to keep

We were born to this life only to live not to survive
We were born to this life only to live not to survive

They mold your thoughts with faith that isn't real
Believe in you just seek the truth
Just seek the truth

WE'll HAVE REVENGE
WE'll HAVE REVENGE
WE'll HAVE REVENGE

WE'll HAVE REVENGE

No hero nothing above your eyes
No salvation on your fucking kind

[End]

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from Awaken Dreamers EP, released November 1, 2012

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Borderlands Lisbon, Portugal

5 piece Progressive Metalcore band from Lisbon, Portugal.

For fans of Northlane, Erra, Elitist, Invent Animate...

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