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Artist: Poverty's No Crime
Canonical path: /povertys-no-crime/the-stolen-eye
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The Stolen Eye
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The Stolen Eye
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Holes in my face, thorn in my side
Sounds of the masses - so far away
I`ve wasted my time believing in you
Nothing is sacred to me anymore
But I feel I must tell about it right now
What they have done to me
How could I ever lose my faith
I know I`m one of a few
I beg someday I`ll be again
The one I was before
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