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Sick Of It All ~ Pay The Price


Yeah When will you learn Face of the old mistakes you thought you had me, you thought it was something fun You didn't realize That the time would come For you to take responsibility for your actions You were the one who acted so wise You were the one who dared me to cross the line Your choice You pay the price You were the one, who acted so wise Now you're the one whose gonna have to pay the price When will you learn Face of the old mistakes you thought you had me, you thought it was something fun You didn't realize That the time would come For you to take responsibility for your actions You were the one who acted so wise Now you're the one whose gonna have to pay the fucking price more free lyrics

Yeah
When will you learn
Face of the old mistakes
you thought you had me,
you thought it was something fun
You didn't realize
That the time would come
For you to take responsibility for your actions
You were the one who acted so wise
You were the one who dared me to cross the line
Your choice
You pay the price
You were the one, who acted so wise
Now you're the one whose gonna have to pay the price
When will you learn
Face of the old mistakes
you thought you had me,
you thought it was something fun
You didn't realize
That the time would come
For you to take responsibility for your actions
You were the one who acted so wise
Now you're the one whose gonna have to pay the fucking price

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