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Viewing Lyrics for The Weapon (Part Two of Fear):

Artist:Rush
No album artwork found
Album:Miscellaneous
Track:The Weapon (Part Two of Fear)
 
Date Added:18/10/2007
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Views:41
 
Lyrics:We've got nothing to fear -- but fear itself?
Not pain or failure, not fatal tragedy?
Not
the faulty units in this mad machinery?
Not the broken contacts in emotional chemistry?


With an iron fist in a velvet glove
We are sheltered under the gun
In the glory game
on the power train
Thy kingdom's will be done

And the things that we fear are a
weapon to be held against us...

He's not afraid of your judgement
He knows of
horrors worse than your Hell
He's a little bit afraid of dying --
But he's a lot more
afraid of your lying

And the things that he fears are a weapon to be held against
him...

Can any part of life -- be larger than life?
Even love must be limited by
time
And those who push us down that they might climb --
Is any killer worth more than his
crime?

Like a steely blade in a silken sheath
We don't see what they're made of

They shout about love, but when push comes to shove
They live for the things they're afraid
of

And the knowledge that they fear is a weapon to be used against them...
 
 
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