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Artist: Flexa Lyndo
Canonical path: /flexa-lyndo/your-enemies-are-not-your-friends
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Your Enemies Are Not Your Friends
Read Your Enemies Are Not Your Friends lyrics by Flexa Lyndo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Your Enemies Are Not Your Friends
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Your enemies are not your friends
You drop a drive in that faithful trigonometry
Through a weepin' smile
Your enemies are haunting your friends
You strike alive, a faithful trigonometry
Through a weepin' smile
Drop that drive in that trigonometry
Permanent smile until we will have to fight
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