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Feed Me To The Mould
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Liberate your voice
Instead of wasting time to us it
On the ones who will abuse it
Get a grip on yourself
And I will offer you my kindness
In return for all your blindness
Take away my body and my soul
Take away the people that I hold
Take the rest and feed it to the mould
Cause when I'm gone, I will be forever young
Take a look at your skin
We know that no one's getting younger
So we've got to feed this hunger
Let it out and let me in
And I will offer you my shoulder
When the world is getting colder
Take away my body and my soul
Take away the people that I hold
Take the rest and feed it to the mould
Cause when I'm gone, I will be forever young
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Craig Hudson Milton Keynes, UK
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