Slavery
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Slavery
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[Slaves:]
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
The slavery is killing
My water is running out
The sun is burning in my brain
[Slaves:]
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
They try to break my will...
I... need a way here out
Whips on my skin, emo...
Emotions scream out loud
But the day I die
Keep my word up high
I'll break these chains
[Slaves:]
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Sweat runs down in the sand
Hard rope cuts in my wounds
Those rocks are hard to pull away
Ah
Pharao's slavery
Ah
And the day I die
Keep my word up high
I'll break these chains
[Slaves:]
Oh, oh, oh
When am I losing my chains
Oh, oh, oh
No
[Solo]
I'll break these chains
[Slaves:]
Oh, oh, oh
When am I losing my chains
Oh, oh, oh
No
My skin...
I scream loud
My skin...
Until the day I will die
Built upon pain
Need to escape, need to scape
This Pharaoh's slavery
This Pharaoh's slavery
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