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This is a message to remind you who you are
Keep those eyes pressed down and I promise, we'll achieve what I need
This is a message to stop you from getting far
Because no-one knows what I know and you'll never be a star
Listen to me
Listen to the black
Listen to the voice drenched in truth that will st@b you in the back
Stay tired with me
Stay tied to the black
Stay tired and don't move, no-one will ever know what you lack
This is a message...
What, hurts you the most?
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Hyena (C-LEKKTOR Remix)
05:07
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