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Artist: Dead Confederate
Canonical path: /dead-confederate/slave-to-slavery
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Slave To Slavery
Read Slave To Slavery lyrics by Dead Confederate on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Slave To Slavery
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A slave to this past-time am I
Am I looking dead or alive?
The answer to this question is... Why?
A slave to this past-time am I
What we see see is what we are not
Please come in and tear it apart
The endings are beginning to rot
What we see is what we are not.
Pull me up Im ready to try
Am I looking dead or alive?
The answer to this question is... why?
Pull me up Im ready to try
Pull me up Im ready to try
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