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To Rise Above

by Kat Marco

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Guitar driven metal

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TO RISE ABOVE
(c) 2011-2014 Lyrics: Tootee Tippins and Kat Marco
Music: Kat Marco
for Rockat Records Music ASCAP

To Rise Above
I made up my mind when I was young that I was going to be the one
I knew there was a better way than to give my life away
Death wont get me 'cause I will rise above and be me
Being born down low is okay and down low is where we can stay
Or sometimes the chance to be born to high places too
But hold on to it we can't, no matter what we do
We could still lose it until the bottom we should fall
To rise above and become supreme
From the highest mountain we can see
To rise above and become elite
To rise above everything
I will rise above it and be me
I can be just what I want in this world to be
I can make every dream come true
We should rise above that's what we need to do
Told a thousand ways for a thousand days
We can rise above it if we try or lay down and die
To rise above and become supreme
From the highest mountain we can see
To rise above and become elite
To rise above everything
To rise above and become supreme
From the highest mountain we can see
To rise above and become elite
To rise above everything

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released February 20, 2014
Kat Marco lead guitar and vocals

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Kat Marco Fort Mc Coy, Florida

Kat Marco, a previous official Grammy Voter, was one of the first female metal singers of all time releasing her first metal production in 1983, becoming a lead guitarist and songwriter/Producer continuing through 2022

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