As we have reached
The plain of Shinar
We stopped our hitch
Staring at Nimrod
Build
Rise
We built a tower
To rise the heaven
We raised our hands
To the holy pride of Babel
Yet our father, disagreed
Then split our tongues and fields
The land of God is the place
Where we belong
We're not afraid
Of the hands of Lord anymore...
For he is the weak
His monstrous reign
Must take end now
We must bring Him
Down to the earth
Where He belongs
For salvation
For He is guilty
For we are men
For he is the weak
Regarde Les Hommes Tomber - The Fall Lyrics
Regarde Les Hommes Tomber - The Fall Lyrics
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As we have reached
The plain of Shinar
We stopped our hitch
Staring at Nimrod
Build
Rise
We built a tower
To rise the heaven
We raised our hands
To the holy pride of Babel
Yet our father, disagreed
Then split our tongues and fields
The land of God is the place
Where we belong
We're not afraid
Of the hands of Lord anymore...
For he is the weak
His monstrous reign
Must take end now
We must bring Him
Down to the earth
Where He belongs
For salvation
For He is guilty
For we are men
For he is the weak
The plain of Shinar
We stopped our hitch
Staring at Nimrod
Build
Rise
We built a tower
To rise the heaven
We raised our hands
To the holy pride of Babel
Yet our father, disagreed
Then split our tongues and fields
The land of God is the place
Where we belong
We're not afraid
Of the hands of Lord anymore...
For he is the weak
His monstrous reign
Must take end now
We must bring Him
Down to the earth
Where He belongs
For salvation
For He is guilty
For we are men
For he is the weak
Writer: Ulrich Wegrich, Richard Romain, Maupas Antoine, Jean-Jérôme Souladié, Batard Antoine
Copyright: Lyrics © Royalty Network
Copyright: Lyrics © Royalty Network
Performed By: Regarde Les Hommes Tomber
Length: 6:45
Written by: Ulrich Wegrich, Richard Romain, Maupas Antoine, Jean-Jérôme Souladié, Batard Antoine