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Free Me Now

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Accept Canonical path: /accept/free-me-now Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Free Me Now

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Man he thought the world and just the law was just a lie

Free me now - free me now - free me now

Can't you hear the laughter of the devil in the night

Sure there must be soldiers have no fairer place to fight

Free me now - free me now - free me now

Killing must be faster of the nation (...)

Can't you see the widows - without home and shedding tears

Free me now - free me now - free me now

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