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Artist: No Motiv
Canonical path: /no-motiv/false-trust
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False Trust
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False Trust
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When will you see (help)
Well I've had to deal with this political shit
You people are all fucked (help)
(help) you call your friends
You can't deny yourself
What's inside, what's really inside you
Inside, what is true
Your a liar (help)
(help)
(help) for me
(help) make a change (Change!)
Practice what you preach (help) no way
Wait til you see, see it all slip away
(help) another day
(help) another day
(help) you were gonna make a change (Change!)
Practice what you preach (help) no way
Wait til you see, see it all slip away
(help) another day
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