Writing on the Wall
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Writing on the Wall
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I don't want an imitation
I'm just looking for the real thing
Substitutions lead to institutions
Give me truth and let my heart sing
I'm not looking for a Hollywood
Where you don't know the bad from the good
(Chorus)
Told you once told you twice
You'd better walk the line
Up or down all around
Not a nursery rhyme
I can't make you see
The writing on the wall
Everybody's got a story
some are more expensinve than they claim
Survival is a mean machine
You fight and fight and what does it gain
Well you may not understand this song
but there's a difference between right and wrong
(Chorus)
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David And The Giants performs "Writing on the Wall", and this lyric page sits inside the David And The Giants catalog on LyroVerse.
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