Just One Fix

Ministry

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Never trust a junkie

Blood keeps drifting your way
Certain of its destination
Driving through New Orleans at night
Gotta find a destination

Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix

Life keeps slipping away
Fighting in a war with damnation
Poised, keep cutting away
I'm looking in through to salvation

Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix

Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix
Just one fix

Like if I boarded a train
Trying to take in another station
Join us and the choice will be made
Unless we kill the lie as a nation

Just one fix (just one fix)
Just one fix (just one fix)
Just one fix (just one fix)
Just one fix (just one fix)

Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)
Just one fix (one fix, one fix)

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I remember the days of Ministry, back when I was still a teenager. I think they revolutionized alot music, and It's too bad they faded away, becaus I really enjoyed there music. When I was a teenager, Ministry's music was something new, and different. It was the music all the misfits listened to. Ministry was way ahead of it's time, and I dont think people were quite ready for there music. The style of there music is only now beggining to be realized. I see the influence they have on a lot of musicians. I can hear the influence.

I remember the days of Ministry, back when I was still a teenager. I think they revolutionized alot music, and It's too bad they faded away, becaus I really enjoyed there music. When I was a teenager, Ministry's music was something new, and different. It was the music all the misfits listened to. Ministry was way ahead of it's time, and I dont think people were quite ready for there music. The style of there music is only now beggining to be realized. I see the influence they have on a lot of musicians. I can hear the influence.

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