Satan Ain't Real
from Flesh & Gold by The Grisly Hand
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lyrics
Hey Charlie, don’t worry, evil ain’t real
It’s what we blame when we can’t explain
Why fellow men hurt us like they do
Without remorse
When you feel it creep up again
What you blindly feared the most in life
When you were a child
Just know it’s all in your head
And it ain’t ever too late for you to break away
It’s what we blame when we can’t explain
Why fellow men hurt us like they do
Without remorse
When you feel it creep up again
What you blindly feared the most in life
When you were a child
Just know it’s all in your head
And it ain’t ever too late for you to break away
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from Flesh & Gold,
released August 18, 2015
words & music : J.Fitzner
words & music : J.Fitzner
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