Break In To Break Out
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Break In To Break Out
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You're strikin' me down with games and lies
I trusted you but I found
Your only true friend is your desire for playing around
You're out of your mind, you've lost control
I'm gonna take back what's mine
You'll never have my soul
This time you have really stepped across the line
Thieves in the palace, full of tales and lies
We gotta stake it, burn it out
Expose the malice, that they chose to hide
It's just a break in, to break out
Breaking in so we can break out
Breaking in so we can break out
Breaking in so we can break out
Breaking out!
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Lyn Inaizumi performs "Break In To Break Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Lyn Inaizumi catalog on LyroVerse.
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