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Father, Stop The Fighting

from The Sweet and The Severe by Envy Parade

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Father, stop the fighting,
Take the weapons from the war
Their dying is not exciting
And no ones screaming for more

Why’s it so hard to see?
Are our eyes sealed closed?
Let the children know
(That it’s time to let go)
Let the children know there’s something wrong

Ignorant or cold, it’s all we know
It’s just so hard to let go
Over fields of careless hearts we go
It’s just so hard to let go

Oh, I want something more
A world that’s not at war
I won’t let it go
Anybody’s home, is everybody’s home
I won’t let it go

Such a senseless race, are we
I can see it
Evolution anarchy
I can see it

Why’s it so hard to see
Normal life blinds us all
Let the children know
(That it’s time to let go)
Let the children know there’s something wrong

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from The Sweet and The Severe, released September 1, 2010
Music by Envy Parade
Lyrics by T.Woolf

Produced by Brian Mcternan
Assisted by Paul Leavitt

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