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This song is about a man who is spending his last night on earth. he somehow knows he's going to die when the morning comes. He's simply reflecting on everything he's done in life and asking the inevitable question - "Was it worth it?"

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Finding it Hard to breathe again
Memories of Long Lost Friends
Trying to Stand on My own feet
Waiting to face my destiny
Regret begins to settle in
Finding grief in all my sins
Must find the strength to carry on
All of my tears leave with the dawn

Harken the words of yesteryear
What I’ve become is oh so clear
Standing with fate now side by side
From truth there is nowhere to hide
And nothing I cannot comprehend
All the old wounds I cannot mend
Ending my time here as a Pawn
All of my scars leave with the dawn

Finding Truth in all my soul
Ending my sorrow
Staring at the Brink of Time
Forever is Now

All I ever wanted was
To be remembered
Stop and reminisce some time
And I’ll be there for you
Picture me waiting up for you
I’ll be there at Dawn
I’ll be there at Dawn
I’ll be there at Dawn
I’ll be there at Dawn

All of my Scars
Leave with….

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from Out of the Ashes, released February 28, 2011
Lead Vocals-John Ryan
Rhythm Guitars-John Ryan
Lead Guitars-John Ryan, Chris Montalbo
Bass Guitar-Ryan Berg
Drums-Joe Murawski

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