Freedom For Your Demons
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Freedom For Your Demons
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The rain is falling down in the wrong side of city
Running above this roof, breaking all dirty spirits
Remember last time do you spoke so many lies
And I had to believe in all of them
Lift up your head, this night is gonna be
The most longest night, that you ever seen
Remember last time, do you sowed so many lives
And you had to receive for all those man's
Freedom for your demons
If they grows, don’t look behind
Everything will change,
And blow with your mind
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