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The Game

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Redcore Canonical path: /redcore/the-game Related lyric paths: 6
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The Game

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Knowing it seems so crazy

These things that come upon me

Imposed, exposed to those who moan

but hold the key to salvation

Those friends that we should call friends

Are those who keep in their heads

Their hate, their fate that state

we are all one no matter who says

Come play this game that we play

The seasons will change

in this game today

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