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Fathers' Pyramid
 
  Born into peace
Born into ignorance
My family gave me strength
Bonding my brothers

And the war was her enemy
Shed her mother’s tears
Broke her mother’s heart
Broke their feeble bond

And I’m stripped from my love
Could you find me a cure
Stone by stone I build
For my fathers’

Born into peace
Grown to respect the other
My religion gave me strength
More than a bond

And the law was her enemy
Bred her brother’s fears
Sparked his call to arms
To force himself upon

And I’m stripped from my love
Could you find me a cure
Stone by stone I build
For my fathers’ ohh pyramid
My fathers’ pyramid
My fathers’ I build

Stone by stone by stone




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