Guilty Man
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Guilty Man
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There's a devil in my soul
He changes his faces
Comes and goes
He's there to denial eternal life
He chokes of fire whatever I've got my desire
He binds my soul to his possession
Now this is my confession
Guilty man
God's gonna see you coming
Guilty man
You better keep on running
Guilty man
The devil'll stop at nothing
To take you down
I used to be your hopper
But the battles nearly over
For inside every sin
There can only be long whim
My prize has gone to him
The victor of my sin
He has dug my grave
Now I cannot be saved
Guilty man
God's gonna see you coming
Guilty man
You better keep on running
Guilty man
The devil'll stop at nothing
To take you down!
Guilty man
God's gonna see you coming
Guilty man
You better keep on running
Guilty man
The devil'll stop at nothing
To take you down
Guilty man
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Nik Ammar performs "Guilty Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Nik Ammar catalog on LyroVerse.
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