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Saying this revelation called devastation
An initiation, all you'd better beware
Who'll cast the first stone Skin to the bone
Bring it all on home, bring it on for Jerome
So, new castle, build a brand new castle
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Straight to the man
On an island of traders, you know they're trying to fade ya
No-one can train you, no-one evades you, no-one can fade you
Saying don't be late, nor the train won't wait
Saying don't be late or the boat can't wait
Saying don't be late, no, the train nor the boat
Or the train can wait, yeah
Do do do do do do
Heading straight to the man
How you know they'll never evade you
So now I stand here, love cuts down a revolver
Amsterdam in Sodom and Gomorra
So I'm singing to king stone, your teaching a song
They say it's a fable, though I was made able
I slipped through the net, want to bet it's a ramble, a sandstorm
One slip you know you'll never forget, who could ever forget ?
You know I'll never forget
Do do do do do do
Straight to the man
Ah, you know they're trying to fade you
So this revelation, called devastation
Oh, need no powder, one kinder, easy blind ya
Yeah, the eyes of Grand Britannia owes a debts
Say, the eyes of Grand Britannia, all the eyes of Grand Britannia
All the eyes of Grand Britannia owes a debts
Yeah, the eyes of Grand Britannia
All the eyes of Grand Britannia owes us a debts
An initiation, all you'd better beware
Who'll cast the first stone Skin to the bone
Bring it all on home, bring it on for Jerome
So, new castle, build a brand new castle
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Straight to the man
On an island of traders, you know they're trying to fade ya
No-one can train you, no-one evades you, no-one can fade you
Saying don't be late, nor the train won't wait
Saying don't be late or the boat can't wait
Saying don't be late, no, the train nor the boat
Or the train can wait, yeah
Do do do do do do
Heading straight to the man
How you know they'll never evade you
So now I stand here, love cuts down a revolver
Amsterdam in Sodom and Gomorra
So I'm singing to king stone, your teaching a song
They say it's a fable, though I was made able
I slipped through the net, want to bet it's a ramble, a sandstorm
One slip you know you'll never forget, who could ever forget ?
You know I'll never forget
Do do do do do do
Straight to the man
Ah, you know they're trying to fade you
So this revelation, called devastation
Oh, need no powder, one kinder, easy blind ya
Yeah, the eyes of Grand Britannia owes a debts
Say, the eyes of Grand Britannia, all the eyes of Grand Britannia
All the eyes of Grand Britannia owes a debts
Yeah, the eyes of Grand Britannia
All the eyes of Grand Britannia owes us a debts
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These words arent correct, well most are, just some arent, but i dont know the correct ones so im no use, naemind i just want to know the correct ones thats all.
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