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Sick Of It All ~ Guilty


I watch as innocence is slaughtered can't stop the ringing in my head you can't see what i see, you can't feel what i feel Guilty - the time will surely come guilty - when i pay a heavy price - guilty I search for love but find opression can't stop the ringing in my head you can't see what i see, you can't feel what i feel just when i've fought out of the corner I find my back against the wall my rules are far too hard to live by, they beat me down from inside Guilty - my standards are pathetic guilty - i fail myself again more free lyrics

I watch as innocence is slaughtered
can't stop the ringing in my head
you can't see what i see, you can't feel what i feel
Guilty - the time will surely come
guilty - when i pay a heavy price - guilty
I search for love but find opression
can't stop the ringing in my head
you can't see what i see, you can't feel what i feel
just when i've fought out of the corner
I find my back against the wall
my rules are far too hard to live by, they beat me down from inside
Guilty - my standards are pathetic
guilty - i fail myself again

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