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Artist: The Forest
Canonical path: /the-forest/let-s-talk-about-violence
Related lyric paths: 6
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Let's Talk About Violence
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Let's Talk About Violence
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You seen to be living in age of stone
And fight with woods and bones
You hope find a way to believe
In creeds you know that don't exist
You try don't loose your head
And show all king of rage
You should have peace in your soul
Let's quest the future
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Let's talk about violence
Let's talk about violence
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