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One Must Fall

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Pride Comes Before A Fall

You've won the battle but you'll lose the war,
Coz you've forgotten what you're fighting for
You've got power, but I've got balls
There are two of us and one must fall
Your reputation builds up, piece by piece, but as you were born so shall you cease
When you reach the top take a look around,
The next chance you get you'll be looking up from the ground
I recall, we were friends one day, it was just a small turn, and now you're the enemy
Pride comes before a fall; you stood so strong, stood so tall
Pride comes before a fall; in the end it's inevitable
One Must Fall
Does it burn when they call you a sellout?
Does it hurt that you know that you sold out?
Does it burn?
If we fought the world today, might we find a better way?
But as the tide begins to turn, I see you still haven't learnt
All your money, all your vanity, all these things will kill your sanity
Just as pride comes before the fall, in the end it's inevitable
In the end one must fall

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