Playing God
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Playing God
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I'll smoke them out, I'll send them running
I'll make my name, I'll become something
Because it's up to me, it's up to me to do the dirty work
Call off the dogs I can see through the fog
And I'll kill cause I want to
Call off the dogs or I'll keep playing God
And I'll kill cause I want to
I'll smoke them out, I'll make them afraid of me
I won't hold back, cause the whole worlds gonna see
Because it's up to me, it's up to me to do the dirty work
Call off the dogs I can see through the fog
And I'll kill cause I want to
Call off the dogs or I'll keep playing God
And I'll kill cause I want to
Because it's up to me, it's up to me to do the dirty work
Call off the dogs I can see through the fog
And I'll kill cause I want to
Call off the dogs or I'll keep playing God
And I'll kill cause I want to
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Boston Manor performs "Playing God", and this lyric page sits inside the Boston Manor catalog on LyroVerse.
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