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Every Day Demons

Every single day I walk these City streets I'm surrounded by demons Dressed in overpriced suits Or raggedly clothes See they don't confuse me I see what they don't see But I don't judge I just let them walk on by I don't budge Than they get to talking With their slithery tongues These the people that got Jerry Sprung The same ones that got old Willie hung Same ones that had all the Jews in a ditch Same ones that nailed Christ to the cross Now ain't that a bitch See the devil is a liar And everyone soul is for hire So even if you don't I see these demons hiding In normal day attire I don't need to see The mark of the beast I look in the mirror And I see me Yet I also see The man I'm afraid to be...
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Dec 16, 2012
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