Walk The Line
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Walk The Line
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No opinion, have no thoughts
Have noc feelings, kill your heart
They will tell you where to walk
They will tell you when to talk
There are just some things i'd like to say
But i'm afraid they'll blow me away
Freedom of speech just left the door
Now i'm afraid they'll make me pay
Shut your mouth, just obey
Black or white, but never grey
They will tell you what to do
Or they will come after you
There are just some things i'd like to say
But i'm afraid they blow me away
Freedom of speech just left the door
Now i'm afraid they'll make me pay
Shut your mouth, just obey
Black or white, but never grey
They will tell you what to do
Or they will come after you
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Who performs "Walk The Line"?
Dead Stop performs "Walk The Line", and this lyric page sits inside the Dead Stop catalog on LyroVerse.
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