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Number One Enemy

from Virginity by Adaen

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lyrics

be all eyes
take it in and memorize
every nightmare to come true
is next to you and you will
take a rush
in the subway people crush
from the escalators' top they fall
to die for someone

someone close
exit is forever closed
do you want them all to live
oh the choice is yours
love and hate
the Armageddon you have made
make this world disintegrate
you will pay for this and

far away
judges stoning you to death
they won't simplify your breath
they won't give you
any air to breathe
their number is increased
swallowing the mud you feel
the tears' taste
you keep your oath
you don't let yourself be caught
you can rule them in your dreams
as it seems
as they have spinned around you
something to surround you
something to get burnt in you
gathering in one from two

and you are the enemy
number 1 enemy
number 1 enemy
number 1 enemy
yeah

far away
judges stoning you to death
they won't simplify your breath
they won't give you
any air to breathe
their number is increased
swallowing the mud you feel
the tears' taste

and you are the enemy
number 1 enemy
number 1 enemy
number 1 enemy

stoned to death
you can resurrect your breath
you can make them all be gone
everything and everyone
gathering around you
something to surround you
something to get burnt in you oh

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from Virginity, track released January 1, 2011

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