Ravens
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Ravens
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He faces in the middle of the night
He just takes him over
He can’t believe in what he believes is right
He cannot go and hide
He faces, he faces this alone
And he
Just can’t, he can’t go home
Tick tock the clock is on
You won’t never be inside of me
Tick tock the clock is off
You won’t never be inside of me
Now the man, he has two faces in the middle of his life
It just takes him over
He can’t believe in what he believes is right
He cannot go and hide
He faces, he faces this alone
And he
Can’t, he can’t go home
Now the man, he’s facing
He faces this alone
Poor man cant go and hide
He travels alone
But now he’s going
High
He faces, he faces this alone
And he
Can’t, no he can’t go home
He goes home, he goes home, he goes home
Tick tock the clock is on
You will never be inside of me
Tick tock the clock is off
You will never be inside of me
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