Love Your Enemies
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Love Your Enemies
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You looked me in the eye,
Just as you stabbed me in the back.
And I was so angry so scared, ya
You humiliated me and smashed my pride
down to the ground and I'm so thankful, so lucky
Love your enemies!
Even though they hate your guts, ya!
Love your enemies!
Even though they make me cry
Love your enemies!
Even though they hate your guts, ya!
Love your enemies!
Even though they make me cry
You hit me on the cheek
So I turned the other one and you spit on me
You spread these rumors about me
And say bad things behind my back
And I'm so happy, I'm still smiling!
(Chorus)
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