I Was Wrong
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I Was Wrong
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I know
that you Know that I was wrong
Thinking that I can prank this world
They will kill me if I try to be free
Sending my soul to the hell
Look in to my eyes
And say that I was wrong
I was trying to be a free man
And playing for you my song
You don't
Don't you Know that I was wrong?
And you
Didn't make anything to stop them
Look in to my eyes
And say that I was wrong
I was trying to be a free man
And playing for you my song
And playing for you my song
I was wrong...
Look in to my eyes
And say that I was wrong
I was trying to be a free man
And playing for you my song
I was playing for you
I was playing for you you
I'm' playing for you
I was playing for you
I play for you
I was playing for you
I was playing for you
than I was playing for you my song
My Song
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