For the Good
from Say What You Will E.P. by The Pharos
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lyrics
Red, as the sky turned into night
The blood and the sun; infused as one
But now that’s all gone, and everything’s wrong
Everything’s wrong
What was it for? The air is now still
The breath that they left; secrets they kept
And darkness ensues
And honestly
What was it for?
The shadows have fled and it is said
That it was done for the good of man
The battle is done, but tell me who won
For those men won’t be coming home
Anymore
What was it for?
The blood and the sun; infused as one
But now that’s all gone, and everything’s wrong
Everything’s wrong
What was it for? The air is now still
The breath that they left; secrets they kept
And darkness ensues
And honestly
What was it for?
The shadows have fled and it is said
That it was done for the good of man
The battle is done, but tell me who won
For those men won’t be coming home
Anymore
What was it for?
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from Say What You Will E.P.,
released April 26, 2011
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