Rapist's Fault
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Rapist's Fault
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A murder, a rapist, a mora delight with no heart
It was you that didn't hear her voice on the fucking phone
I thought she's was dead
It's the rapist´s fault
I kill you if say that she asked for it
She just asked to live
What would you say if he said he took her life
What she took from me
This I swear, has no way out
She's with a million doubts and fears and and you persuade her to do what you want her to do
While you laugh at your sexist jokes, someone's begging for life
Virilly you say
I'm not here to serve her
What would you say if he said he took her life
What she took from me
This I swear, has no way out
No way out
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