Don't see him but he's out there

Enforcer
Enforcer

Don't know when could come from nowhere

Enforcer
Enforcer

Don't go mad until he gives the sign

Enforcer
Enforcer

Cause he's the one who keeps it all in line

Enforcer
Enforcer

Show no mercy - he don't take none
Takes no sides - gives no reasons
Show no weakness - he shows might
Cause when he is out there - be ready to fight

Don't see him but he's out there

Enforcer
Enforcer

Don't know when could come from nowhere

Enforcer
Enforcer

Don't go mad until he gives the sign

Enforcer
Enforcer

Cause he's the one who keeps it all in line

Enforcer
Enforcer

Show no mercy - he don't take none
Takes no sides - gives no reasons
Show no weakness - he shows might
Cause when he is out there - be ready to fight

Enforcer
Enforcer

Enforcer
Enforcer

Don't see him but he's out there

Enforcer
Enforcer

Don't know when could come from nowhere

Enforcer
Enforcer

Don't go mad until he gives the sign

Enforcer
Enforcer

Cause he's the one who keeps it all in line

Enforcer
Enforcer
Enforcer
Enforcer







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