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Artist: E Craft
Canonical path: /e-craft/hidden-danger
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hidden Danger
Read Hidden Danger lyrics by E Craft on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hidden Danger
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Your life, your fear are hiding danger.
You accept the chain of steel,
Your thoughts are muddled and confused,
The endless night you feel.
Human desire, the prostitute of time
Always ready for the war
You gave up without a fight
Without a fight and freed from choice.
Gained is your destiny
that´s your luck nothing more,
Always ready for the war.
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