Manic
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Manic
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Master of mind keep me away from the line
Master of mind keep me away from the crime
I follow your signs when I fear that I have to decide
He takes my hand `teaching me how to pretend
Always a friend trust in his words till the end
Lead me to heaven I`ll do what you want me to do
Fear in my head - dust in my eys
I feel your intention in times of the night
It`s the strenght that can force to obey
Before I rely on the power you have
I`ll be gone
Play with my soul - always inside
Defy my religion - a slave to the mind
It`s the fear of the use of your might
But how can offer resistance to you in my head ?
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Poverty's No Crime performs "Manic", and this lyric page sits inside the Poverty's No Crime catalog on LyroVerse.
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