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and to love: a god and to fear: a flame and to burn a crowd that has a name and to right or wrong and to meek or strong it is known, just scream it from the wall i've willed, i've walked, i've read i've talked, i know, i know, i've been here before hey, now we won't be raped hey, now we won't be scarred like that it's the sun that burns it's the wheel that turns it's the way we sing that makes 'em dream and to christ: a cross and to me: a chair i will sit and earn the ransom from up here i've willed, i've walked, i've read i've talked, i know, i know, i've been here before hey, now we won't be raped hey, now we won't be scarred like that and to love: a god and to fear: a flame and to burn a love that has a name more free lyrics

and to love: a god
and to fear: a flame
and to burn a crowd that has a name

and to right or wrong
and to meek or strong
it is known, just scream it from the wall

i've willed, i've walked, i've read
i've talked, i know, i know,
i've been here before

hey, now we won't be raped
hey, now we won't be scarred like that

it's the sun that burns
it's the wheel that turns
it's the way we sing that makes 'em dream

and to christ: a cross
and to me: a chair
i will sit and earn the ransom
from up here

i've willed, i've walked, i've read
i've talked, i know, i know,
i've been here before

hey, now we won't be raped
hey, now we won't be scarred like that

and to love: a god
and to fear: a flame
and to burn a love that has a name

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