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Machine Head ~ A Nation On Fire


Well I see, I feel On my way You close your eyes, scared to think You might see A world that spends more to kill than cure Living, writhing, diseased, so unpure It hardens me, the things I see But I won't break, it gives me strength Chorus: Our suffering, won't always be We'll dominate, this nation on fire The media it Blinds our eyes A people divided And force fed lies The black and white societies corrode Warring, hating, blind, a rage explodes So take my hand, across this land I won't go down, stand my ground Chorus This nation's built on fighting war after war And for my brothers, I will fight and stand for 'Cause I won't break, your truth is fake If blood ran red, you'd leave me for dead A nation on fire A nation on fire You tell me peace, well I hear gunshots all night The scars I have, I've earned 'cause I've had to fight An endless pain, and it won't change We just sat by, and watched this world die A nation on fire A nation on fire more free lyrics

Well I see, I feel
On my way
You close your eyes, scared to think
You might see
A world that spends more to kill than cure
Living, writhing, diseased, so unpure
It hardens me, the things I see
But I won't break, it gives me strength

Chorus:
Our suffering, won't always be
We'll dominate, this nation on fire

The media it
Blinds our eyes
A people divided
And force fed lies
The black and white societies corrode
Warring, hating, blind, a rage explodes
So take my hand, across this land
I won't go down, stand my ground

Chorus

This nation's built on fighting war after war
And for my brothers, I will fight and stand for
'Cause I won't break, your truth is fake
If blood ran red, you'd leave me for dead
A nation on fire
A nation on fire
You tell me peace, well I hear gunshots all night
The scars I have, I've earned 'cause I've had to fight
An endless pain, and it won't change
We just sat by, and watched this world die
A nation on fire
A nation on fire

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