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The Root

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The Root

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She done worked a root, done worked a root

That will not be reversed, yeah, no

Then I go on, go on my role in her play

With no rehearsal

Said, I left my mojo left my mojo

In my favorite suit, yes I did, yeah

She left a stain, left a dirty stain in my heart

I can't refute, oh I can't, no I can't

She done worked a root

In the name of love and war took my shield and sword

From the pit of the bottom, that knows no floor

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the end of time, yeah

To the end of time

Said, I went, said I went, said I went to the doctor

The man told me there ain't nothin' wrong with me

But I beg to differ, I been feelin' this pain

For much too long, oh, yeah

I feel like my soul is empty

My blood is cold and I can't feel my legs

I need someone to hold me

Bring me back to life before I'm dead

Oh, yeah

She done worked a root, root, root

In the name of love and war took my shield and sword

From the pit of the bottom, that knows no floor

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the end of time, time

Oh, oh, oh

I feel my soul is empty

My blood is cold and I can't feel my legs

I need someone to hold me

Bring me back to life before' I'm dead, dead, dead

She done worked a root

In the name of love and war took my shield and sword

From the pit of the bottom, that knows no floor

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the

In the name of love and war took my shield and sword

From the pit of the bottom, that knows no floor

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the

In the name of love and war took my shield and sword

From the pit of the bottom, that knows no floor

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the

In the name of love and war took my shield and sword

From the pit of the bottom, that knows no floor

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the

In the name of love and war took my shield and sword

From the pit of the bottom, that knows no floor

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the end of time

Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine

From the Alpha to creation, to the end of time

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