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I Won't Lie Down - Face to Face songs lyrics song

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I Won't Lie Down
 
  Does anybody see him?
Another set up for the fall
Does anybody hear him?
He’s screaming at the same blank wall

Everyone can’t be right
But everyone will decide

I’m not afraid of the price I pay
I won’t lie down as you walk away

I know you must have seen him
I’m sure you must have heard it all
I know you used to be him
Did anybody care at all?




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