Lay Down The Law
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Lay Down The Law
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I'd like to kill my nan.
There ain't no words.
For what he's done,
there ain't no words.
I'd like to kill my woman.
There ain't no words.
For what she's done,
there ain't no words.
When the end is at hand,
there ain't no words
for how it feels.
There ain't no words.
When there's no turning back,
there ain't no words
for how it feels.
There ain't no words.
Lay down the law.
In the back of my hands
there is honor.
Lay down the law.
In the back of my hands
there is reason.
Lay down the law.
In the back of my hands
there is justice.
Lay down the law.
In the back of my hands
there is power.
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