Victory
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Victory
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My lord, where is a "Thank you"
Someone honest to me
My lord, where's satisfaction
It's all uphill for me
I've been faithful
And I've been sweet
Say I lost my marble
They don't speak for me
Don't keep it quiet
Say to me
Whatever you like
Victory red beside me
We all get even
We all get white
Take what's good for me
I know what I find
Victory right beside me
There's blood all over my head
Victory should be mine
Oh string you're alone now
Lord, where have you gone?
I want to call it memory
Now watch them roll on
Victory red beside me
There's so much blood
All over my hands
Victory right beside me
I've blood, blood on my hands
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