Slave Of Dependence
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Slave Of Dependence
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Don't think twice
Come on and taste me I'll push up your life
You are just one of many more
That made me their lord
Now take me
Only one more time until you're a slave of mine
You are just one of many more
That ran into closed roads
Don't you feel
Something you never felt in anyway before
You are only a part of my breath
Until your early death
I rule you
I know you will come back I'm the source of your end
You are just one of many more
That made me their lord
Obey me do what I want you to do
Adore me I am still ruling you
Cry for me take me when you're feeling down
Make me your lord
You're my slave
You depend on me you will never get free
You are just one of many more
That made me their lord
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