Justify A War

from The Fourth Floor Sessions by Newton's Falling

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We stand on opposite sides of the room
Both with passionate points of view
The taste of battlefield remains
I wish that this was more than a game

But I can't hold on to the sharpest end of the knife

How do we remain so strong?
When we've lost all the pieces that belonged?
You never give me the answers that I need
And I question whether you ever loved me
How do we justify a war like this?
How do we justify a war like this?
How can we justify a war?

We keep running in circles over and over
And as we do, the bombs fall closer
We both deserve to walk away
We won't survive if we choose to stay

And we can't believe in something that's failing

How do we remain so strong?
When we've lost all the pieces that belonged?
You never give me the answers that I need
And I question whether you ever loved me

Put your gun down, I'll put mine down too
And we'll give up on this love
Before it gives up on us
You turn around, I won't chase after you
We'll find peace in our lives
Just not here, tonight
Tonight

How do we remain so strong?
When we've lost all the pieces that belonged?
You never give me the answers that I need
And I question whether you ever loved me
How do we justify a war like this?
How do we justify a war like this?
We can't justify a war

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from The Fourth Floor Sessions, released February 21, 2015
Music & Lyrics by Josie Newton
Arranged by Newton's Falling

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Newton's Falling Bristol, UK

Newton's Falling are:

Josie Newton- Lead Vocals & Guitar
Jamie Hoyte- Keys & Backing Vocals
Kurt Swain- Bass
Dale Booker- Drums

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