Two Cent
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Two Cent
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What is the cost of your life - your prize to be paid in modern times
Just need to know to see what's mine - not much I guess so we'll all be fine
Rotten pieces is wath we've been made
By the preachers that have formed our ways
Open your hands earn some coins tonight - we are low-fare men for their delight
I will buy your soul to get you in line - fill your pockets to have you on my side
these are the morals i've been taught - these are the rules we are living by
Best of friends we're going to be - that's what greedy eyes keep on feeling me
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