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Reborn
03:22
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I flow like water
The flood is real
Make me feel something better
Target the weak
Feed their beaks
With lies you'd like them to believe
Target the weak
Rinse, repeat
The lies you'd like them to believe
(Reborn)
You turned into the enemy
Never in my wildest dreams
(Reborn)
It looks like you've got the best of me
Never in my wildest dreams
The feed
Will alter your destiny
Target the weak
Feed their beaks
With lies you'd like them to believe
Target the weak
Rinse, repeat
The lies you'd like them to believe
(Reborn)
You turned into the enemy
Never in my wildest dreams
(Reborn)
It looks like you've got the best of me
Never in my wildest dreams
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You Can't
03:51
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You can't get ahead without breaking heads
No you can't live in heaven without being dead
Oh the words that you said have no consequence
Said you can't get ahead without breaking heads
You can't give your all without breaking legs
No you can't be a god without emitting rays
Oh you know we'll be warm, comfortable and safe
Oh you can't give your all without breaking legs
You can't love your lover when you don't connect
No you can't love your brothers without breaking bread
Oh you know we'll be warm, comfortable and safe
said you can't love your lover when you don't connect
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Doll Butcher
Doll Butcher are A.C. Slayer and C.C. Ballistix.
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