If Up Were Along

from (2007) If Up Were Along 2 by Hiram

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lyrics

Hail all free people, drowning and caged,
Think only this of lessons learned;
“Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori” in times of war,
But in times of peace, terror reigns with a bloody vengeance...

So I build a tower...

If up were along… so up is along.
These foundations of mine – they are unique to myself,
My toil is for none else.

Provisions - they do run low.
My great forces bicker.
Shielding my eyes, survey my broken lands:
Good soil to till – fallow forever!

(feat: Matt Rhodes/lyrics: Matt Rhodes)
The battle to win hearts and minds,
Is lost the moment the heart stops beating.
Come, stand on my shoulders,
We’ll cast no shadow on the moon,
But we will stand tall.

If up were along my proud towers reach high!!!

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from (2007) If Up Were Along 2, released January 1, 2007

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