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Black Sabbath ~ Born To Lose


I'll play your game But if you lose you're gonna have to pay the price Broken chains, like a prisoner free at last The fear inside just up and died Time will tell if i am wrong It won't be too long You thing i'm chasing shadows In the dark Well i'm not born to lose I'm not born to lose You curse my name, as you turn and walk away, from view It won't be too long You don't scare me cos you're Hard to see and it's time That you were gone It won't be too long You think i'm chasing shadows In the dark Well i'm not born to lose You think i'm chasing shadows In the dark What you gonna do about it now What you gonna do about it now It won't be too long It won't be too long It won't be too long You think i'm chasing shadows In the dark What you gonna do about it now What you gonna do about it now Ain't nothing i can do about it now more free lyrics

I'll play your game
But if you lose you're gonna have to pay the price
Broken chains, like a prisoner free at last
The fear inside just up and died
Time will tell if i am wrong

It won't be too long
You thing i'm chasing shadows
In the dark
Well i'm not born to lose
I'm not born to lose

You curse my name, as you turn and walk away, from view
It won't be too long
You don't scare me cos you're
Hard to see and it's time
That you were gone
It won't be too long

You think i'm chasing shadows
In the dark
Well i'm not born to lose

You think i'm chasing shadows
In the dark
What you gonna do about it now
What you gonna do about it now

It won't be too long
It won't be too long
It won't be too long

You think i'm chasing shadows
In the dark
What you gonna do about it now
What you gonna do about it now

Ain't nothing i can do about it now

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