Christine
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Christine
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Trials and tribulation, a life that you once knew
The poisons of creation, the poison being you
Christine
Where have you been, how many died for you?
Christine
Why does it seem it's never enough for you?
Told tales of possession, of death you never knew
Now it's just a memory, a memory for you
Christine
Where have you been, how many died for you?
Christine
And why does it seem it's never enough for you?
Egypt is calling
Egypt is falling
Egypt is calling your name
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What does it mean
What does it mean
Christine
Where are you have you been, how many died for you?
Christine
And why does it seem it's never enough for you?
Eyes
Well you look just like Cleopatra
Down on your knees, repeating your mantra
Repeating your mantra
Christine
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