Revolution
P.O.D.
More calm than a heartbeat that flat lines Quiet like a dog street under the moonlight A Razorback shun that's been screened by the Gethsemane Ever since they're first experienced Injustice, prejudice, discrimination A word louder than a gunshot And softer than a baby's laugh, it will pass Just like it always has. Until it spits of the lips The next man who's had it up to here. Did somebody say a Revolution? Or is it all in my head? Is that what it takes to make a solution Your Revolution I'm not the first or the last to imagine it Acknowledge the concepts, question and grasp it Rebel against the eye and bring down the cell. Mutiny, me overthrow you Rebellion starts within, the time is now Did somebody say a Revolution? Or is it all in my head? Is that what it takes to make a solution, solution Did somebody say a Revolution? Or is it all in my head? Is that what it takes to make a solution Your Revolution Purple skies, Devil eyes, Hypnotize Little lies, Compromise, Fireflies Serum arise, Parasite, Fly by night, After light, Materialize, Look alike, Stereotype, do or die, lullaby, black and white Did somebody say a Revolution? Or is it all in my head? Is that what it takes to make a solution, solution Did somebody say a Revolution? Or at least it's been said Is that what it takes to make a solution? Your Revolution No resolution - Your Revolution And what's your solution? - Your Revolution And no substitution - Your Revolution And no resolution - Your Revolution And what's your solution?alternative alternative rock christian Christian Music christian rock guitar hard rock Korn Nu Metal Nu-metal POD punk punk rock rapcore rock
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