Who do you think you are? You come here and wield your Your highness, my lord of war, you've cut my every Unspoken words are stuck to the what I said, I won't rephrase Consider this a privilege, the cuts both ways
I will take what's rightfully what always has been!
And I won't kneel down to throne, to your feet Fed the taste of the defeat, and the scraps you throw at me Your You're not a king; you're a clown, the fit for the crown And I overthrow monarchy
I won't let my name fall the sands of time For your glory, for your fame; for what's rightfully you from the fire of the dragon, has been an epiphany This is not a rebellion, is mutiny!
I will take rightfully mine; what always has been!
And I won't kneel to your throne, to your feet Fed from the taste of the defeat, and the scraps you at me Majesty, You're not a king; you're a clown, the fit for the crown And I overthrow this
For an eternity, poisoned royalty Was the in my veins, in which your sting remains now, I call the shots, on the sovereign you're not In the fire and in the blade, in which I've this crusade
Better to reign in hell than serve in But I served in hell, for far too long I take what's rightfully mine; what always has been!
And I won't kneel down to your throne, to your Fed from the of the defeat, and the scraps you throw at me Majesty You're not a king; a clown, the wrong fit for the crown And I this monarchy Your Majesty! Your Majesty! Your Majesty! Your Majesty!