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Play The Part

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Play The Part

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An intermission of your fate

Close your eyes, God gives, or takes it away

You try and forget all your hate

Anger thrives, trapped in a steel crate

And you’re heading south

And talking too loud

The time isn't now

You breathe in and out

I'm thinking of march

A crushing false start

No actress and you didn’t

Play the part

In the dark I go

In the dark I go

In the dark I go

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