Good & Evil
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Good & Evil
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(spoken)
Come with us, We are the old ones
We shall rule the earth, You could share our power
You will live forever, Don't be afraid, We are your friends
We are peace, We are love
We are the way to paradise
We are truth, We are life
We are the way to paradise
What do you do when temptation is strong
You try to resist but you want to belong
Look in your heart to find the way
How can you tell what's right and what's wrong
When they ask you to sing and you don't know the song
Look in your heart to find the way
Come with us, We are the old ones
We shall rule the earth, You could share our ultimate power
You will live forever, Don't be afraid, We are your friends
We are peace, We are love
We are the way to paradise
We are truth, We are life
We are the way to paradise
What do you do when temptation is strong
You try to resist but you want to belong
Look in your heart to find the way
How can you tell what's right and what's wrong
When they ask you to sing and you don't know the song
Look in your heart to find the way
We are peace, We are love
We are the way to paradise
We are truth, We are life
We are the way to paradise
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