Just Stand Back
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Just Stand Back
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I can't decide
And I can't hide
They've got my mind
It's a waste of time
Here comes the knife
You better just stand back
I could turn on you so fast
It's a hit
It's got soul
Steal the show
With your rock and roll
With a swing like that
You better just stand back
I could turn on you so fast
Just like diamonds in your hand
I'll just cut you in the end
One more step
And I'll slit your neck
You'll be used to it
You better just stand back
I could turn on you so fast
I could turn on you so fast
I could turn on you so fast
Just like diamonds in your hand
I could turn on you so fast
I'll just cut you in the end
I could turn on you so fast
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