Time To Get Even
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Time To Get Even
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Hey hey hey
Like looking in a mirror
Dark and grey
Reflection is a blur
Hey hey hey
The picture's getting clearer
Time to pay
Your conscience starts to stir
As I saw the beginning
I can tell it's the end
Fight for the power
Fight for your right
Fight for the things you believe in
Time to get even
Time to get it right
Time for a new day to dawn
Hey hey hey
You're waiting for some changes
That one day
Your life to turn around
Hey hey hey
For someone to arrange it
And you pray
Your fortune will be found
As I saw the beginning...
Fight for the power...
Hey hey hey
You look at all the terrors
Find a way
Find out what to do
Hey hey hey
You didn't make the errors
Feel betrayed
But still it's up to you
As I saw the beginning...
Fight for the power...
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