The Endless Slavery
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The Endless Slavery
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Sometimes you look at me
I walk alone through trees
Sometimes you feel me
Right behind your back
It scares you, but your curiosity
Doesn't let you think
Now you choose life in sin
And you give me yourself
Until the end of time.
When I asked "Do you believe in the endless slavery?"
You smiled, and said "Show me whole life with the
Every colour and delight
Your body was so young
Your mind open wide
Your eyes shine so bright
Now die
I showed you pain and took to the hell
I promised heaven when you was scared
Now you realize you want fight
But you are so tired you are so blind
And now what is this?
Someone else walking through trees
He took you far away from me
Now I am alone What is mean?
I am so mad
I want cry
No-one leave me
Without pay whole price
I want find her
Take the pay
I want show her
The last day
Now someone else looking at me
When I walk alone through trees
Sometimes she feels me right behind
It scares her, but she is wild.
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