See the man who stands upon the hill
He dreams of all the battles won
But fate had left scars upon his face
With all the damage they have done
And so with time, with age
He turns the page
Let the flesh
Submit itself to gravity
Let our bodies lay
While our hearts will stay
Let our blood invade
The forgotten pain, now
If your convictions were a passing phase
May our ashes feed the river in the morning rays
And as the vermin crawls
We lay in the foundations of decay
He was there, the day the towers fell
And so he wandered down the road
And we would all build towers of our own
Only to watch the roots corrode
But it′s much too late
You're in the race
So we′ll press
And press 'til you can't take it anymore
Let our bodies lay
While our hearts will stay
Let our blood invade
The forgotten pain
And if, by his own hand, his spirit flies
Take his body as a relic to be canonized, now
And so he gets to die a saint
But she will always be the whore
(You look stressed out)
Against faith
(Antihero)
Against all life
(As if it must be pure)
Against change
(We wander through the ruins)
We are free
(The guiltiness is yours)
You must fix your heart
And you must build an altar where it was
When the storm decays and the sky it rains
Let it flood, let it flood
Let it wash away
And as we stumble through your last crusade
Will you welcome your extinction in the morning rays?
And as the swarming calls
We lay in the foundations
Yes, it comforts me much more
Yes, it comforts me much more
To lay in the foundations of decay
Get up, coward
Writer(s): Michael Way, Frank Iero, Gerard Way, Ray Toro, Matthew Pellisier
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