So Much Violence in the House of God
from Perpetual Instability by Lion Will Speak
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lyrics
She wakes to the sound
Of mortars blasting away
The left side of her house.
The explosion’s deafening.
Walking out into the street,
The sky, it fills with ash
And just around the corner
There’s a man with a bomb on his chest.
“Oh no! This can’t be happening!” she said.
“Hamas has struck again,
Or maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the israeli government.”
She walks to the wall
And looks through the cracks.
She sees a society
Living off her back.
She sees the children laughing
She sees the children play
And while she’s distracted
A mortar strikes her town again.
“Oh no! This can’t be happening!” she said.
“Hamas has struck again,
Or maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the israeli government.”
“Oh no! This can’t be happening!” she said.
“Hamas has struck again,
Or maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the israeli government.”
Of mortars blasting away
The left side of her house.
The explosion’s deafening.
Walking out into the street,
The sky, it fills with ash
And just around the corner
There’s a man with a bomb on his chest.
“Oh no! This can’t be happening!” she said.
“Hamas has struck again,
Or maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the israeli government.”
She walks to the wall
And looks through the cracks.
She sees a society
Living off her back.
She sees the children laughing
She sees the children play
And while she’s distracted
A mortar strikes her town again.
“Oh no! This can’t be happening!” she said.
“Hamas has struck again,
Or maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the israeli government.”
“Oh no! This can’t be happening!” she said.
“Hamas has struck again,
Or maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the Israeli government
Maybe it’s the israeli government.”
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from Perpetual Instability,
released February 26, 2014
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Lion Will Speak Vermont
Lion will Speak Is Kane Sweeney on guitars, bass and vocals, Ben Perry on guitar and vocals and Vincent Freeman on drums and music production. They drive the sounds of street punk, indie and pop-punk together to create a sharknado of awesomeness. With an album on the way the shows will be riddled with ridiculousness and punk rock. We hope to see you at an upcoming show! ... more
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Feb 2014 -
Oct 2013
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