Denial - Ordain

Say you’re my own,

When silence draws I’ll be home.

I still remember things,

Like the first time that I ever saw your face again,

Don’t forget mine.

And our shadows are replaced by denial,

Through the face of what we thought was a lie,

But now we’ll live on despite what we’re told,

Our war;

it begins with our lives.

Too late I’m gone,

Whilst one by one we fall.

Through my awaking eyes,

Was the last time that I ever saw your face that way,

Don’t forget mine.

And our shadows are replaced by denial,

Through the face of what we thought was a lie,

But now we’ll live on despite what we’re told,

Our war;

it begins with our lives.

Through instances we falter now,

To draw the line.

We grace our great beholder,

Bow to you, thy faith.

And our shadows are replaced by denial,

Through the face of what we thought was a lie,

But now we’ll live on despite what we’re told,

Our war;

it begins with our lives,

It begins with our lives.