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Artist: F-Minus
Canonical path: /f-minus/white-collar-crime
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White Collar Crime
Read White Collar Crime lyrics by F-Minus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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White Collar Crime
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By the ties that bind you in the eyes they lie to.
All the lies that find you set on kill.
Choices cause confusion and make the sad illusion.
You can decide when that's a lie.
When you're six feet under, will you ever wonder why you died for white collar crimes?
In the end, who sees you at this hour zero,
As a man not part of their plan?
There is no... tie left to bind you.
There is no... more that you can do.
There is no... lies left to hide you.
There is no... more.
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F-Minus performs "White Collar Crime", and this lyric page sits inside the F-Minus catalog on LyroVerse.
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