You are enemy
You are my hated enemy
I am enemy
Number one rated enemy

I'm labeled enemy
I am your mortal enemy
My actions, enemy
Make me your bitter enemy

All the world around enemy, ow-ow
They're tearing up the ground enemy, ow-ow
They're drawn in by the sound, enemy, enemy
I must eliminate my enemy, ow-ow

Enemy, ow-ow
Enemy, ow-ow
Enemy, enemy
I must eliminate my enemy

Your people, enemy
My people's hated, enemy
What are you? Enemy
Though a created enemy

I terminate the enemy
Eradicate the hated enemy
I am an enemy
My very greatest enemy

All the world around enemy, ow-ow
They're tearing up the ground enemy, ow-ow
They're drawn in by the sound, enemy, enemy
I must eliminate my enemy, ow-ow

Enemy, ow-ow
Enemy, ow-ow
Enemy, enemy
I must eliminate my enemy

So, you try to tell me that you love life
Then find another way to kill life
You try to tell me that you love life
Then find another way to kill life

You try to tell me you love life
Then find another way to kill
You try to tell me that you love life
Then find another way to ki-, ow

Wanting, love life
Needing, kill life
Wanting, love life
Needing, kill life

Enemy
Enemy
Enemy
Enemy

(E-e-e-e-) enemy
(E-e-e-e-) enemy
(E-e-e-e-) enemy
(E-e-e-e-) enemy

You try to tell me that you love life (enemy)
Then find another way to kill life (enemy)
You try to tell me that you love life (enemy)
Then find another way to ki-, ow (enemy)

(E-e-e-e-) enemy
(E-e-e-e-e-e-) enemy
(E-e-e-e-) enemy
(E-e-e-e-e-e-) enemy


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Conflict Lyrics as written by Dan Donegan Mike Wengren

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    I agree. It's an angry song yet its rather insightful. I still believe that Manson probably pulled the wings off butterflies and chewed the tails off small lizards, but sometimes his messed-up self does make some sense.

    xx20ended09xxon May 13, 2012   Link

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