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Iris Official - I'll Find My Way lyrics

Artist: Iris Official

album: Dawn Of The Dimetrix


I'm lost and confused, there's nowhere to hide
The wreckage has crowded me
And I feel I'm to blame for the ugly flames
My reflections through water depict the homocide
That's become of my body
And I feel I brought the shame
I've become the prey
Has it all been me that caused my home
To become a graveyard?
Did I become the tyranny?
Does it matter at all?
I am no more than skull and bones and all alone
In the heat of my fall
I will stay here in sorrow and carnage from below
But maybe I'll fly, I will be free
So I won't count the wasting days
I will find my way
(I will find my way)
In hopeless serenities I won't deprive
As the answers surround me
While I feel the hope would fade in this ugly flame
The desolation had been drilled before my eyes
In a manical calamity
Was it me who misbehaved?
I'm no longer sane
I hold on to a weakened sea of hope
With a chance to crack apart
But still I try for tyranny
Does it matter at all?
I am no more than skull and bones and all alone
In the heat of my fall
I will stay here in sorrow and carnage from below
But maybe I'll fly, I will be free
So I won't count the wasting days
I will find my way

Show me what you're made of now
Let me know your place
You won't survive for I am a ravage
Let me go or I'll pound down
The hammer in your face
Testify for I am a savage
Living proof that I am not alone
In this fight
Recolonize for we are all ravage
Keep on pushing and I'll drive the hammer
Through your sights
Testify for we are all savage

I'm surrounded by waves
Don't take this harsh, but I'm not with it all
And yet given the patience is small
Does it matter at all?
I am no more than skull and bones and all alone
In the heat of my fall
I will stay here in sorrow and carnage from below
But maybe I'll fly, I will be free
So I won't count the wasting days
I will find my way
I will find my way
I will find my way

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