Unholy Thoughts
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Unholy Thoughts
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I met the devil last night at an after show
And then he led me in a cab
No more coke heads, no more cocaine
You're getting sloppy and someone has
Someone has to say
Here is bad
Here is bad
Here is bad
Here is bad
I hear their thoughts now before they speak
I feel their eyes now go through my soul, accusing me
We're only partners, between the day
And these thoughts they multiply
And one by one become unholy
Here is bad
Here is bad
Here is bad
Here is bad
The mind is powerful
The mind is powerful
But it will not work
It will not work
In reverse
In reverse
In reverse
In reverse
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Kele performs "Unholy Thoughts", and this lyric page sits inside the Kele catalog on LyroVerse.
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