Outsider
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Outsider
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Well I lived in hell, long as I could
I walked the sands of No Man's Land
Longer than I should
Killed the gardens in Babylon
And bitten the hand that feeds me
Every time that I could
Walked in the desert
Eaten the locust
Followed the plight of the Outsider
Still you walk all over me
Walk in the steps of the Outsider
I'm forced to stand and try to fight
When the demons in blood say some things ain't right
The monkey on my back might throw my over
Or is it you're pretending you're in my corner
Walked in the desert
Eaten the locust
Followed the plight of the Outsider
Still you walk all over me
Walk in the steps of the Outsider
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