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a punk-rock trio from ‘Albany’, New York. During the years of their activity, they relentlessly churned out a series of popular underground hits, winning the favor of some of the genre’s most prominent ,and historically relevent musicians alike. They are known and most remembered
not only for their catchy brand of material, but for their tireless devotion to face-melting and sheer magnitude of volume they had employed.
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E C#m
There out in the darkness
A
A fugitive running
B
Fallen from grace
E
Fallen from grace
C#m
God be my witness
A
I never shall yield
B
Till we come face to face
C#m
Till we come face to face
F#m
He knows his way in the dark
G#m
Mine is the way of the Lord
A
And those who do follow the path of the righteous
E
Shall have their reward
Am
And if they fall
D7
As Lucifer fell
G
The flame
B
The sword
E
Stars
C#m
In your multitudes
A
Scarce to be counted
B
Filling the darkness
E
With order and light
C#m
You are the sentinels
A
Silent and sure
B
Keeping watch in the night
C#m
Keeping watch in the night
F#m
You know your place in the sky
G#m
You hold your course and your aim
And each in your season
A
Returns and returns
E
And is always the same
Am D7
And if you fall as Lucifer fell
B
You fall in flame
E G#m
And so it has been and so it is written
Bm A
On the doorway to paradise
Am E
That those who falter and those who fall
F# B
Must pay the price
Im not sure about the chords for the tiny bit here
Bm C
Lord let me find him
Am D
That I may see him
D7 G
Safe behind bars
Em
I will never rest
Am
Till then
D
This I swear
G
This I swear by the stars
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The Morning Of
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