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Break Down the Walls - Xmas Lyrics



Break Down the Walls - Xmas Lyrics




All aboard the ship
Captain's orders, watch the riptide
And guide me, to the end

London, London bridge
Ain't so pretty when it falls apart
So divide me, once again

The words you always say you never mean
One day we will meet and start again
What do saints and bishops mean to you?
They want me to do things I still don't do

You wear such a bad disguise, my head's been compromised, hey you
And you worship all the gods, the ones we all forgot, hey you
Shattering bottles in the hall, building every wall, hey you
Will the messiah come again? Will he be my friend? hey you

Reading the headlines, make me sick I want to them burn
So provide me, with a plan
You're all seeing and all knowing, all teaching and all showing
You must inspire me, when I arrive
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All aboard the ship
Captain's orders, watch the riptide
And guide me, to the end

London, London bridge
Ain't so pretty when it falls apart
So divide me, once again

The words you always say you never mean
One day we will meet and start again
What do saints and bishops mean to you?
They want me to do things I still don't do

You wear such a bad disguise, my head's been compromised, hey you
And you worship all the gods, the ones we all forgot, hey you
Shattering bottles in the hall, building every wall, hey you
Will the messiah come again? Will he be my friend? hey you

Reading the headlines, make me sick I want to them burn
So provide me, with a plan
You're all seeing and all knowing, all teaching and all showing
You must inspire me, when I arrive
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Writer: Jake Albi
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid




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Performed By: Break Down the Walls
Length: 6:17
Written by: Jake Albi

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