Imaginary Enemy
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Imaginary Enemy
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I´m feeling something twisting under my skin
Breaking me down, taking control, leaving nothing
The devil in me
Which no one wants to see
So rescue me or kill me
I don´t care where i will be
It´s not to late to face my enemy
But i´m slippin´ away and growing weak
And still strong is he
I know i have to get him out of my mind
Before i take my life
Who can i blame
For giving me this pain
Is it my own imaginary enemy
I know i have to get him out of my mind
Before i take my life
Who can i blame
For giving me this pain
Is it my own imaginary enemy
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Zonaria performs "Imaginary Enemy", and this lyric page sits inside the Zonaria catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Damnation Dressed In Flesh and A Lullaby To Those Still Alive with a short reason for opening each page next.
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