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The Last Night

from A sermon to the Meat Pt 1 by Rejects United

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from the EP A SERMON TO THE MEAT PT 1

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Loud screams and crashed cars
Cities burn, It’s finally hell on earth
Make sure the networks document this
Looting and violence
The ape claims the world engulfed in flames
Make sure the networks document this
Should our mistakes come to be missed

Chorus
And this might as well be the last night
And the stars have never been so bright
Let’s make amends be buried as friends
Because this might be the last dawn of our lives

Sirens and distress calls
Fail to find a glimpse of hope
Make sure the networks document this

Static claims the airwaves
A million calls fail to say farewell
Make sure the networks document this
Because there’s no way we will survive this

3rd Part

Load up your guns; they are coming for the kill
They will stop at nothing, rest assure that they will…
Load up your guns; they are coming for the kill
They will stop at nothing, they will stop at nothing

So let’s make amends and be buried as friends
Because they are coming for the kill
They will stop at nothing, they will hunt us to the last one
There won’t be a soul left to tell the tale
So let’s make amends and be buried as friends
Let’s make amends

credits

from A sermon to the Meat Pt 1, released November 4, 2011
from A sermon to the Meat Pt 1, track released 23 May 2011
song by R.U.
recorded at Valentim de Carvalho Studios by Makoto Yagyu and Ricardo Espinha

Mixed and mastered by Marco Cipriano and Ricardo Espinha

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