You're a slave
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You're a slave
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Here he comes on a midnight ride
All in steel electraglide
All in black on an evil steed
Sword in hand can make you bleed
Chrome and glass a nightmare machine
Holding back reflects all he's seen
Riding fast with a wicked stride
To face the knight is suicide
Black knight-legend of the past
Black knight-watch out where the shadow's cast
Black knight-scream for vengeance, rant and rave
But you're not in control
You're a slave
Sun and steel, reflecting sheen
Moving target, flashing mean
Take his fist to break down walls
Waiting for the siren's calls
Dignity and knightly pride
In sixteen inches by his side
Swings his sword into the sky
A knight goes down, someone must die
Face down on the freeway bank
Partner's gun is in your back
Where is all that knightly pride?
See your future in blue lights flash
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Goin' Places performs "You're a slave", and this lyric page sits inside the Goin' Places catalog on LyroVerse.
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