Who Are You
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Who Are You
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You tell me, my friend
That I'm not same as before
You tell me I'm changed
As days pass by, just more and more
I can see your filthy face
You’re just searching for reward
You can lie to someone else
This is not where you belong (beside me)
Who are you to question me?
Who are you to tell me what’s wrong and tell me what is best for me
Who are you to question me?
Who are you to tell me what’s wrong and tell me what is best for me
You tell me I'm your brother
But I’ll surely not agree
And distance that divide us
Is as long as it can be
So you can stop pretending
Cause you’re not and ever will
You gonna be my true friend now
You can walk away from me (just walk)
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