Born As A Stranger
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Born As A Stranger
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Hour by hour with each day that passes
Learning to think in a different way
The mind and the will that can soon overcome this
Learning now all of the right things to say
The danger of freedom is letting them see
That you're not bound by their morality
Reflecting them just like a bear at the baiting
That's when your downfall is just in the making
Live and let live, live and let die
Die and forgive, never ask why
You were born, born as a stranger
You were born, born in a different world
Not scared of sharing and not scared of dying
But he can sense that they're all so afraid
Afraid of the darkness, afraid of their ending
And all the errors that lie in their grave
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Blaze Bayley performs "Born As A Stranger", and this lyric page sits inside the Blaze Bayley catalog on LyroVerse.
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