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Artist: Steve Jones
Canonical path: /steve-jones/pleasure-and-pain
Related lyric paths: 3
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Pleasure and Pain
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Pleasure and Pain
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Only trunk can really tell
I know it doesn't just as well
It's dangerous to change our minds
It's a staff between the truth and lies
Pleasure and pain
Heaven and hell
This is all in a world
Pleasure and pain
Heaven and hell
This is all in a world
Bad attraction is a greed
Strong love is what we need
We leave in a fear when we're along
It's hard to see what's going on
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