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Artist: Infinity's Call
Canonical path: /infinitys-call/slave-of-pain
Related lyric paths: 6
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Slave Of Pain
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Slave Of Pain
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Iron man, you victim of sorrow
Iron man, a slave and you´re proud
When you feel, so empty and hollow
Like the shadow of a cloud
Lights in fallin´ rain
Wanna show the chance
Tear down - slave of the pain
You believe your wealth makes you stronger
You believe in power and gold
What you´ve done can not be much wronger
When your feelings all go cold
Iron man, a life full of treasure
Iron man, so many souls died
In the name of goodness and pleasure
Where are the victims of your lies
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