[Fox]
It had seemed so innocent
my inner child to cry
You could call it coincidence
you could call it a lie

[Van]
Which one, which one, which one of you is talking to me?
Which one, which one, which one of me is listening?
which one, which one, which of these lies do I believe?
which one, which one, which of these paths do I lead?

[Fox]
I will never be a martyr
Your knight in shining armour
The prince to save the day
You warded away

[Van]
Which one, which one, which one of you is talking to me?
Which one, which one, which one of me is listening?
which one, which one, which of these lies do I believe?
which one, which one, which of these paths do I lead?

[Fox]
I will not cry for you
I will not lie for you
I will not die for you
No, never again

[Van]
Which one, which one, which one of you is talking to me?
Which one, which one, which one of me is listening?
which one, which one, which of these lies do I believe?
which one, which one, which of these paths do I lead?


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