Enemy
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Enemy
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You don't belong here
Know just what you are
We're both survivors in this
Don't know what we've become
The hunt is over
And now you are mine
Hide in shadows gives you safety baby
But not this time
It's down to you, mmh
It's down to me
Did you ever really think that I'd become
Someone you'd call
Your enemy?
I'm in your nightmares
And there's nowhere to run
Got you seeing double vision lately
Can you see what I've become?
The hunt is over
And now you are mine
Hide in shadows gives you safety baby
But not this time
It's down to you
It's down to me
Did you ever really think that I'd become
Someone you'd call
Your enemy?
Your enemy
Your enemy
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Mystery Skulls performs "Enemy", and this lyric page sits inside the Mystery Skulls catalog on LyroVerse.
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