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I stand there alone Wondering if things are ever going to change I stand there like a statue made of stone I wait and I wait till your in range I see you stood still in thought You walk near to me but yet your still to far I stand there alone I see you getting into a car I stand there like a statue made of stone You think you know me Truth is you've never known me From start to finish You see me Baskin get in my own invulnerability A taste of blood Is what I ask for I see you coming towards me I pull a piece of metal from my pocket I get on one knee and I kneel there I kneel there like a statue made of stone I see you gasp You put your hand upon your heart I take that piece of metal Tighting my grip Pulling the trigger BAM!!! Now you know me from finish to start I stand there alone For I am a man I stand there like a statue made of stone Then I turned and ran For now you know me as The Hitman!!
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Oct 2, 2015
Oct 2, 2015 at 5:20 PM UTC
The Hitman
I stand there alone Wondering if things are ever going to change I stand there like a statue made of stone I wait and I wait till your in range I see you stood still in thought You walk near to me but yet your still to far I stand there alone I see you getting into a car I stand there like a statue made of stone You think you know me Truth is you've never known me From start to finish You see me Baskin get in my own invulnerability A taste of blood Is what I ask for I see you coming towards me I pull a piece of metal from my pocket I get on one knee and I kneel there I kneel there like a statue made of stone I see you gasp You put your hand upon your heart I take that piece of metal Tighting my grip Pulling the trigger BAM!!! Now you know me from finish to start I stand there alone For I am a man I stand there like a statue made of stone Then I turned and ran For now you know me as The Hitman!!
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brandon-cookpp
Oct 2, 2015
Oct 2, 2015 at 5:20 PM UTC
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