To Kill a Man
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To Kill a Man
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They’re too young to either vote or marry
It didn’t stop his dirty hands
He destroyed their bodies and minds
They’re beaten down, but he still stands
My sisters went under
I wonder how it feels
To kill a man
Empowered by the fear
I know I can
Find so many ways
He walks among us, just a common stranger
Living, laughing, could be anyone
But he’s evil, he means danger
He uses his power as a loaded gun
My sisters went under
I wonder how it feels
To kill a man
Empowered by the fear
I know I can
Find so many ways
To kill a man
Empowered by the fear
I know I can
Find so many ways
To kill
Man
Empowered by the fear
I know I can
Find so many ways
To kill a man
I’ll find so many ways
I know I can
One for every tear
I kill
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Crucified Barbara performs "To Kill a Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Crucified Barbara catalog on LyroVerse.
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