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Terminal Sins
02:49
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Do you know how it feels to have life
falling at your feet
No sense of direction never knowing
when to eat
Wasted and the wounded always
knocking at your door
And the devil always coming back for
more.
Your terminal Sins will always get you
put away
Your terminal Sins will never make you
want to stay
Terminal Sin is what its guaranteed to
bring
Don't leave me for dead, I can see past
the flames
So don't fake your reasons, as it begins
to burn though your fame
Over disconnected skin, self destruction
is my liege
One bullet at a time
To commence your siege
Your terminal Sins will never get you
put away
Your terminal Sins will never make you
want to stay
Terminal Sin is what its guaranteed to
bring
(Guitar Solo)
Your terminal Sins will never get you
put away
Your terminal Sins will never make you
want to stay
Terminal Sin is what its guaranteed to
bring
Your terminal Sins will never get you
put away
Your terminal Sins will never make you
want to stay
Terminal Sin is what its guaranteed to
bring
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Terminal Sins (Remix)
04:10
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