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Slavery On Line

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Eldritch Canonical path: /eldritch/slavery-on-line Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Slavery On Line

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He thinks he sits on top of the world

All he wants is a piece of your soul

Now controls your system of life

Beware of the rules that'll cut like a knife

Run...if you have breath

Run...if you can do

It's hard to find a page where to hide

You are surfing on a deadly tide

Try to find your peace of mind

Life is tomorrow there's nothing behind

Run...if you have breath

Run...if you can do

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