Master
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Master
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I'm the computer
I'm running your life
I know all you do…your pleasures-delights
All you desire, all that you need
I give to you with insanity
So many visions to you I have shown
Caught in my web, forever you'll roam
I knew I would catch you, it's me that you need
I will command you to do what I please
I taunt you, and tease you
Then leave you alone
To deal with temptations that I have known
I'm the computer
I call all the shots
I am your god
It's your life I've got
To play with forever, I'll never let go
You see…you amuse me, the star of my show
I am your master, a devil you see
You've been infected with my disease
I control all that you hear and you see
I am the one who will tend to your needs
I'll take you to places that you'd never go
I'll fill your soul…with all that I know
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Jon Oliva's Pain performs "Master", and this lyric page sits inside the Jon Oliva's Pain catalog on LyroVerse.
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