Permit To Cry
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Permit To Cry
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I see no evil when you’re in disguise
You paint people to change colors of your lies
I know it’s over in your head but it’s not in mine
I know it’s over in your head when you call at night
I don’t need no permit to cry
I don’t need no permit to cry
I hear no evil cause you talk in code
You started with the sequel now the book is closed
You think it’s over in your head you’re all alone
You think it’s over in your head guess you never know
I don’t need no permit to cry
I don’t need no permit to cry
I speak no evil, but you still try to shoot me down
You’re spilling all of my secrets when I'm not around
You think it’s over in your head when those church bells sound
You think it’s over in your head well it’s over now
I don’t need no permit to cry
I don’t need no permit to cry
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Salina Killa performs "Permit To Cry", and this lyric page sits inside the Salina Killa catalog on LyroVerse.
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