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Victim
04:12
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If you plead for mercy you will fall from grace
If you beg forgiveness you will lose your faith
If you cry wolf and plunder your privilege away
You will play the victim always
You will play the victim to the end of your days
If you yearn for hunger, you will feed your prey
If you follow the leader, you will lose your way
In your hatred for those that love you, you will turn them away
You will play the victim always
You will play the victim to the end of your days
(Hey victim, play victim, be your own worst enemy...)
If you dream in darkness, you will never wake
If you speak of the devil, he will seal your fate
If you praise the God that made you, will your paradise await?
Will you play the victim always?
Will you play the victim to the end of your days?
To the end of your days
Again and again and again and again and again
Play the victim again and again
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I've Known You
02:56
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Tell me, tell me your worries
Tell me...tell me your fears
You gotta...yeah you’ve gotta...you gotta tell me what’s on your mind
Cuz I’ve known you, I’ve known you...for quite some time
Tell me...tell me why you’re blue
Give me...give me all of you
I wanna...yeah I wanna...I wanna show you what I mean
And I’ve known you, I’ve known you...all in a dream
I couldn’t tell you...what you never never wanted...to hear
And when you hide behind your fear
I still want you near…
I’ll tell you...I’ll tell you my worries
I’ll tell you...tell you my fears
I wanna...yeah I wanna...I wanna tell you what’s on my mind
Cuz I’ve known you, I’ve known you for quite some time
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