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No Mind Of My Own
02:20
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No mind of my own
Only a guide
On the other side
Of the phone
No mind of my own
Only a light
Deep inside
I've got no mind of my own
No time to take so long
No ride to take me home
Only a sign on the side of the road
No mind of my own
Only a light
Deep inside
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Let 'Em Talk!
02:47
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This is my life in the land of plenty
I'm one of many that hasn't got any
Thing to do but think and wonder
What goes on and what goes under
Isolate and divide
Confiscate and provide
Devote yourself to the divine
Give the devil every dime
And if you don't like that...
Let 'em talk!
If that's all they want
All they want to do
What's the worst a word's ever done to you?
When has the word ever been proven untrue?
Is this message over if the words get through?
Idolize and demonize
Hypnotize and monetize
Truth is made of many lies
You are free to choose a side
And if you don't like that...
Let 'em talk!
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