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Artist: Dillinger 4
Canonical path: /dillinger-4/j-harris
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J. Harris
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J. Harris
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I asked why I was there and my answer came in two
You are a victim of a predator and this time he'll get his due
The pressure it swelled in my head, there was nothing I could do
I was just as much a prisoner as another would be too
And the truth is what we've told you
Don't answer, don't speak until we've spoke
Keep your neck under the yoke
I knew then what I had done but the end I couldn't change
It left a hole in me as black as night, just a pawn in their charade
And the last thing I wanted to do was have to meet him face to face
So much easier to walk away, try to forget I'd become what I hate
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Dillinger 4 performs "J. Harris", and this lyric page sits inside the Dillinger 4 catalog on LyroVerse.
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