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Billionaire
04:42
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Hey brother, I’m a billionaire
Don't you let me suffer, don't you make me share
This is a cheap prayer, for a diamond soothsayer
My Lord, can you afford to be fair
and let me buy my soul back from you?
My girl loves me and all the shine I wear
She was laid in lava, and she does what I dare
It was my greed, the only human creed
Or by God, a shallow heart will take heed
And I will buy my soul back from you
I'll buy my soul back from you!
I’m a billionaire!
You better, you better love me!
I’m a billionaire!
You better love me…
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Dead Woman
04:51
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Dead woman, do you know who I am?
I’m the sinner, I’m the reaper, I’m the soul of evil man
I’m the Lord of all lies
Am I sacred in your eyes?
Why are you kind to me?
You gave your mind to me…
So I can see you
Yes, I see you…
You’re a dead woman at heart!
Dead woman, do you know who you are?
You’re the Slave & the Serpent, you’re the Siren Saint of Ra
Now your skins are in the sky
Shall I follow where the spirits fly...
When you die for me?
When you die for me...
Will I see you?
Yes, I’ll see you…
When you’re a dead woman at heart!
Come…back to life…
Won’t you come…back to life…
Won’t you hear me…dead woman…
Won’t you come back to life?
(be reborn…)
Be reborn! (be reborn…)
Dead woman, did you know who you were?
You were my faith, my reason, you were Queen of all the Earth!
You were borne by Holy Hands
You were Mother to mortal man
But now he dies with you
Now he dies with you
He never knew you
He never, he never cared for you
But now he sees you…
You’re his dead woman at heart…
You’re his dead, dead, dead woman…
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Daniel Jones - East London Blues London, UK
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