Slave Song
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Slave Song
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Sitting in the shadows
Of the dark room in my mind
No escape from this place
Can't break the chains that bind
Anger wells up in me
But I can't just let it out
Pleasure's for the wicked
I get left with shame and doubt
Slave to the skies
Pain in my eyes
Question the righteous
Meet my demise
Work all day for nothing
While others walk on by
Denial is the sweet life
Oh father let me die
Liberation from this bondage
Does not mean i am free
The door is locked behind me
For all eternity
Slave to the skies
Pain in my eyes
Question the righteous
Meet my demise
Meet my demise
I don't
Want to live my life this way
But I don't know what else to do
If it's true what they all say
Then I'll end myself and wait for you
Slave to the skies
Pain in my eyes
Question the righteous
Meet your demise
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Rebel Yell performs "Slave Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Rebel Yell catalog on LyroVerse.
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