Pain
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Pain
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Pain
Is a funny thing
It makes you realize
That you can't stand pain
Fight
In a serious way
It makes you understand
What your living for
Blood has a way
Of making man choose sides
We chose late
Now there's nowhere to hide
Nothing to do but fight
Life
Is a funny thing
If I threaten yours
It makes you want to fight
Love
Is a beautiful thing
It makes you understand
What your living for
Blood has a way
Of making man choose sides
We chose late
Now there's nowhere to hide
Nothing to do but fight
Blood has a way
Of making man choose sides
We chose late
Now there's nowhere to hide
Nothing to do
Nothing to do
Nothing to do but
Fuck you up yeah
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