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Artist: Watts John
Canonical path: /watts-john/the-prisoner-s-dilemma
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The Prisoner's Dilemma
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The Prisoner's Dilemma
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Grant me one request
Let me see her.
I imagine that it's hard for her
When she doesn't know why.
I have never told her
All the secrets i hide.
I have waited t00 long.
If i come home
If i come home again.
We must go on
There's no more time to say
We can't put the record straight now.
Release my hands
I won't break free.
I only need a moment to explain.
S0 please let go of me.
I need half an hour
Before you lead me away.
Have i waited too long?
If i come home
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