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Audioweb ~ Divide


Divide is so wide I've got a ........................ inside The deeper we hide The more we lose control of our life One ........ for you Nineteen for me You know it's not right The wall between us And the system never be over Chorus: Divide is so wide (x3) The longer we stand The longer we all stand alone The higher we climb The more we all deny Do you believe in what you see We know it's not right The welfare state means nothing at all It's over, it's over, over United we stand Divided we fall ........... well to be there ....................... Chorus So what's your solution? Revolution The only solution Revolution It's time for ......... I really wanna know What you're gonna do (x2) It's time for ......... more free lyrics

Divide is so wide
I've got a ........................ inside
The deeper we hide
The more we lose control of our life
One ........ for you
Nineteen for me
You know it's not right
The wall between us
And the system never be over

Chorus:
Divide is so wide (x3)

The longer we stand
The longer we all stand alone
The higher we climb
The more we all deny
Do you believe in what you see
We know it's not right
The welfare state means nothing at all
It's over, it's over, over

United we stand
Divided we fall
........... well to be there
.......................

Chorus

So what's your solution?
Revolution
The only solution
Revolution
It's time for .........

I really wanna know
What you're gonna do (x2)

It's time for .........

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