Dependence
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Dependence
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she rubs out your mind
and captures your soul
she rapes your conscience
and then you really think
she's loving you?
she hynotizes your eyes
and pump you up with lies
freeze every move you do
you think it goes forward
but no way to go
she got you
and gives you the blow
you think it's allright
and you don't even know
you left your friends faster
than a river could flow
who is who
what is what
an oppressed love
is what you got
where is where
and when is when
subjugation is strange
and damned
we take advantage of you
that's what she always says
I don't get it
that's for sure
the soils you walk is insecure
who is who
what is what
an oppressed love
is what you got
where is where
and when is when
subjugation is strange
and damned
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