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Crossing The Rubicon Lyrics by The White Octave

Style No. 6312

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Stayed and slow the truth takes time to show. who's here to stay. played with force their egos clash in a wave of useless sound. you don't know what you deserve. and all i can say that it's not me baby. you can sell yourself somewhere else. these chords chew slowly through your heart. concentrate and it just might happen for you. surrender your loyalties to me. slaves. we destroy what we have created. till it all comes back to you with you were wrong. you don't know what you have earned. but it's not me baby. you can sell yourself somewhere else. these chords chew slowly through your heart. concentrate and it just might happen for you. surrender your apologies to me

About “Crossing The Rubicon” by The White Octave

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"Crossing The Rubicon" appears on "Style No. 6312".

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