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Artist: Poverty's No Crime
Canonical path: /povertys-no-crime/ziita
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ziita
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Ziita
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Obsessed by an idea of love
You know it's a sudden death
Don't care what all the legends say
She's taking last breath
See her smiling
She;s fine
Feel her twisting
Your mind
Now she turns show her face
You will kill the things you've praised
Imagination that's all misery
Just can't believe this is real witchery
Ziita
See her smiling
She's fine
Feel her twisting
Your mind
now she turns to show her face
She will kill the things you've praised
Imagination that's all misery
Just can't believe this is real witchery
Ziita
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