The Dealer
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The Dealer
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See them crawling,
begging for more,
in need of money,
robbing a store.
See those addicted,
betraying each other,
selling their grandma,
stealing from their father.
Come to me - I'm the king of dealers,
Come to me - and we'll find a way,
Come to me - because I have what you need,
Come to me - if you are able to pay!
They start with the light drugs,
sold in the schools,
and think they can stop it,
this pack of fools.
Once I have you in my hand,
this sweet dream of a neverland,
will turn into a nightmare,
which will never end.
Come to me - I'm the king of dealers,
Come to me - and we'll find a way,
Come to me - because I have what you need,
Come to me - if you are able to pay!
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Apprentice Bards performs "The Dealer", and this lyric page sits inside the Apprentice Bards catalog on LyroVerse.
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