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I Am Your Phantom
02:14
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The spectre of youth
Your unholy ghost
Haunting and damning
Forever the host
I live in your shadow
Biding my time
By your hand you suffer
No reason or rhyme
I am your phantom
I am your fear
I am the conscience you cannot keep clear
You’ll never know peace
Your time’s running out
You beg and you plead
You’ll scream and you’ll shout
You’ve made your decision
I’ve steered the ship well
The last thing you’ll hear is the requiem bell
You’ll let it all go with your head held low
Your struggle is over with a fatal blow
Alone and afraid, the easy way out
I’ve left you no choice, not a seed of doubt
I’ll see you in hell!
I am your phantom
I am your fear
I am the conscience you cannot keep clear
I am your phantom
I am your fear
I am the conscience you cannot keep clear!
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We Suffer, But Why?
02:30
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A life spent in chains
Squalor and poverty
Our Land of the free?
We suffer, but why? (x2)
The will to survive
Just ain’t enough
Robbing us blind
For society’s crimes (x2)
We suffer, but why? (x2)
There’s no happy ending
Just pawns in their game
We can only survive
When we're ready to aim (x2)
We suffer, but why? (x2)
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War Ghoul Los Angeles, California
Raw LA Punk
We are War Ghoul
War
Ghoul is:
Jona: bass and backing vox
Davide: Rhythm guitar
Ty: Lead guitar and vox
Taylor: Drums
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