Old Blues Song (Guillotine)
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Old Blues Song (Guillotine)
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I made love to my enemy
Won the battle by defeat, oh Lord no
There?s no place I?d rather be
I will admit, I?m guilty as you want me to be
Oh Lord, you say you?re coming
Oh Lord, is this the truth?
Oh Lord, you say you?re coming
Oh Lord, is this the truth?
They don?t buy the Bible just to read
Don?t pray to God for what they need, oh Lord no
Mohammed said to Jesus, they don't believe
Let?s all admit, we?re guilty as they want us to be
Oh Lord, you say you?re coming
Oh Lord, is this the truth?
Oh Lord, you say you?re coming
Oh Lord, is this the truth?
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