The Bad Times
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The Bad Times
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He walked away
Turned around to watch friends fade
Chased by enemies, he made
Like sin and lust
Collecting dust on his faith
Sure they showed him the good times
But they all ended in bad times
In bad times
But I dont need them anymore
It's not to even out the score
I walked away
Turned around to watch friends fade
Chased by enemies, I made
Like sin and lust
Collecting dust on my faith
Sure they showed me the good times
But they all ended in bad times
In bad times
And I don't need them anymore
It's time to even out the score
And now my feet are planted firm on staying pure
I'm new
My past has no place here
Though I may slip
Who knows?
I might not, I just might not
Yeah they showed me the good times
But they all ended in bad times
In bad times
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