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Slaves To Passion

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: De/Vision Canonical path: /devision/slaves-to-passion Related lyric paths: 6
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Slaves To Passion

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Will you ever find the answer

Will you never touch the ground

You do gladly feed your cancer

Do you hope to drag me down

Hear my word

Feel my hurt

Can't you see

We're meant to be

Slaves to passion

Servants to fashion

That's the way that we wanna be

If I ever need a brother

I know I'll find a brother in me

Do you sometimes need a sister

Something you will never be

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