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All About Eve ~ All Of Our Faces


Here at the gaze of the blazing eyes Here at the aim of the pointing finger Teach us a lesson and send us to war Is it the cure to make men of us all They know all of our faces See no yellow hair, blue eyes They know all of our faces In dark days, scapegoats blood spills All of us soiled 'neath the creamy skins All of us charged with imaginary sin When we are the blameless and we are innocent We are innocent more free lyrics

Here at the gaze of the blazing eyes
Here at the aim of the pointing finger
Teach us a lesson and send us to war
Is it the cure to make men of us all

They know all of our faces
See no yellow hair, blue eyes
They know all of our faces
In dark days, scapegoats blood spills

All of us soiled 'neath the creamy skins
All of us charged with imaginary sin
When we are the blameless and we are innocent
We are innocent

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Crossing Borders

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