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Hold Her Down
take her arms and hold her down...
until she stops kicking
take her arms and hold her down...
until she she stops moving
and they don't know her
but what the fuck
they've got nothing else they can do
and they've no reason
but still they come
and i
would have a hard time facing you
this crime
the shame of what a man can do
take her arms and hold her down...
until she stops screaming
take her arms and hold her down...
until she stops breathing
and they don't know her
but what the fuck
they've got nothing else they can do
and they've no reason
but still they come
and i
would have a hard time facing you
this crime
the shame of what a man can do
I would have died
of all the hell that you've been through
take the night back
all they've stolen
all we took from you
take her arms and hold her down...
until she stops kicking
take her arms and hold her down...
until she she stops moving
and they don't know her
but what the fuck
they've got nothing else they can do
and they've no reason
but still they come
and i
would have a hard time facing you
this crime
the shame of what a man can do
take her arms and hold her down...
until she stops screaming
take her arms and hold her down...
until she stops breathing
and they don't know her
but what the fuck
they've got nothing else they can do
and they've no reason
but still they come
and i
would have a hard time facing you
this crime
the shame of what a man can do
I would have died
of all the hell that you've been through
take the night back
all they've stolen
all we took from you
Lyrics submitted by giftedmadness, edited by lildee293
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This song is about rape...from a male perspective.
Mostly about the anger and frustration that it happens...and the inability to understand why anyone would do it...along with the embarrassment in men who would do such at thing.
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