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Slavery

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Reality Grey Canonical path: /reality-grey/slavery Related lyric paths: 4
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Slavery

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Before that I can get it

Before I understand it

You were gone far away

I'm the slave you are master

Now is all clear

Before I die alone I better learn to walk alone

And every time I think of you, for me there's ice and nothing more x2

For all this time I've felt alone (I walk alone)

For all this time I thought of us

There's nothing more

And now I walk alone (walking alone)

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