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Slaves

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Slaves

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I felt a lost

I felt a lost place to call my home

I found you here

When I was broken, all alone

And I thought of you when I was under all that dirt

I thought of growing, thought of you and all you hurt

I felt a lost

I felt a lost people with no throne

I was a crow

Flying out in a golden dome

I thought I told you I would never be at peace

I thought I loved you, but you had me on my knees

I felt a sharp

I felt a sharp pain beneath my gown

You used your hands

To bury me in the frozen ground

And I thought of you when I was underneath that dirt

Thought of rising, thought of how I'd make you hurt

I'll make you hurt

I'll make you hurt

I'll make you hurt

I'll make you hurt

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Crywolf performs "Slaves", and this lyric page sits inside the Crywolf catalog on LyroVerse.

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Yes. The related section below points to Never Be Like You and Act Two: A Shattering in F# Minor with a short reason for opening each page next.

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