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Artist: Southern Storm
Canonical path: /southern-storm/slavery
Related lyric paths: 6
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Slavery
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Slavery
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You've been a fool never treated right
Your life is done, but you did not realize it at all
Now you're hiding all the things you've been going through
And you'll never be the same after all they
Did to you
Night is so black between dark walls in the cell
You've made your own decision
Hang yourself or be a prison whore
Pain is so deep, but you'll soon face the truth
Any kind of choice you make will lead you
Straight to hell
I'll never see the light of day
But I'll be strong and I will pray
For one and only judgment day
My tears will fall and I'll be known for all mankind
Then hell will be my slavery
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