When the conflict never ceases
And the enemies are immortal
Only their names and faces change
So a stance must always be held

Claw at my pride you facade tears away
Another day dies, I'm looking, I'm lasting
Attempt to break my stride, fall deeper, tread faster
Another cry ignored, the most desolation

If the conflict must last forever
So must our struggle for justice
In a state of faith denied
Is it any wonder where the answers lie?

Enemies never die
Conflict is unending
Chaos never ceases
Where does the solution lie?

Claw at my pride your facade tears away
Another day dies, I'm looking, I'm lasting
Attempt to break my stride, fall deeper, tread faster
Another cry ignored, the most desolation

If the conflict must last forever
So must our struggle for justice
In a state of faith denied
Is it any wonder where the answers lie?

Enemies never die
Conflict is unending
Chaos never ceases
Where does the solution lie?

When the conflict never ceases
And the enemies are immortal
Only their names and faces change.
So a stance must always be held

Enemies never die
Conflict is unending
Chaos never ceases
Where does the solution lie?


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    My Interpretation

    Really comes down to what you perceive as your "enemy".

    It could be singing about human's flaws ... greed, hate, selfishness, pride, ego etc. That is these characteristics that humans have and will always have, and thus inevitably these will lead to war, conflict, chaos in the world. So although humans are mortal, these flaws are immortal.

    It could also have religious connotations. "Evil" is always there tempting humanity, is God / religion your only "solution"?

    Or could be something more personal (although doesn't seem as likely given some of the lines). In this circumstance the "enemy" is more your internal demons, such as depression, regret, doubt etc. etc. These "demons" you may defeat but they can re-surface anytime and it is an ongoing internal struggle to defeat them (keep them at bay) for a lifetime ... they can not be "killed".

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