Come on, Jericho
You know I got ya, yeah

One, Break the wall down
(Break down the walls)

For those about to rock and what ya want
Baby you know you're Judas and I'm your priest
Baby what I got is not from the least
Bring it through the stage in the rage of a beast

Step in the arena and break the wall down
Step in the arena and break the wall down

So good (You know I got ya), Soooooo right
Yeahhh, Yeah

I've awakened from a deep sleep
You're all weak
You're living in the agony of defeat
I am the master of your whole heap
I am the pastor, flock ya like sheep

Step into the town and break the wall down
Your heart beat is the only sound
Step into the light and then you'll know
You were stopped and dropped by the Walls of Jericho

Whatcha ya gonna do?
Jericho
You're coming down
Feel me now, Jericho
Can't stop, uh, (Feel me now)
Break the walls down, Can't stop, Jericho

For those about to rock, set the clock
For those about to jump, I'm all pumped
For those about to go, watch me flow
Break down the Walls of Jericho

What you want?
I'll break you down
What ya got?

Jericho all around


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