Merchants & Vendors (Face It)
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Merchants & Vendors (Face It)
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I met a man with razor hands
He quoted sixteen words
We sand hallelujah
He pointed down said,
That's your own. You're going straight to hell!
We sang hallelujah
So I said,
Face it,
You don't even listen
Faces don't even care
The night was young
As the profit sung
Merchants began to prowl
We sang hallelujah
As we began to walk
The dollar signs talked
A sign said, stop you must join!
We sang hallelujah
So I said,
Face it,
You don't even listen
Faces don't even care
If I had an opinion or not
It was you who gave me hope
It was you who came from above singing songs
There's no way out.
There's no way
No way out!
Face it, you don't even listen
Faces don't even care
Faces,
Face it
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