How did I get myself into all this mess?
How did I end up with this deadly home address?
How did I come to this, where every song I sing
Is nothing but a list of pain and suffering?
We never will forget, and no, we will not forgive
We’ve fought hard not to die, yet we don’t know how to live
How do we change our world to what we want it to be?
How do we move beyond all of this misery?
One foot in front of the other foot
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In front of the one…
I’ve been in chains since I was nothing but a kid
We don’t know freedom, not quite sure that we ever did
Now that we have it, how will we make use of ità
We’ve been committed — now to what do we all commità
I used to have a home, now I don’t even have a name
I’m nothing but a number, here we are all the same
We’ve lost so much, so many of those we love are dead
How do I get these memories out of my fucking head?
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How do we bear this burden, far too much to carry?
How to be turn our prison to a sanctuary?
We’ve been kept from the light, no one ever gave a damn
If I’ve no one to fight, how do I know who I am?
One foot in front of the other foot
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We waged a war with Hell, and look, we still survive
But just because we live does not mean that we’re alive
We’ve won the final round, but how to enjoy the win
When we’ve been broken down and we’ll never know what could have been
Heaven help us, how do we begin?
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In front of the one!
One!
One!
Emilie Autumn Liddell, known simply as Emilie Autumn, is an American singer-songwriter, violinist, and poet born in Los Angeles in 1979. Her music, a blend of gothic rock, cabaret, punk, and classical, is characterized by her powerful and melodic voice, the innovative use of the violin, and often dark and provocative lyrics that explore themes such as death, gothic romance, and femininity. Starting to play the violin at the age of six, Emilie Autumn released her debut album, *The Spirit of the Scarlet*, in 2000. She has collaborated with artists like The Cure and Marilyn Manson, also participating in international tours. Among her most notable songs are *Ophelia*, *Liar*, and *I'm With Stupid*. Emilie Autumn is considered an iconic figure in contemporary gothic rock for her artistic originality and stage charisma.
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