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Crouching Tiger Hidden Barbed Wire

from spooky ghost sound #5 by JP13

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lyrics

Gettin pretty sick of doin' it your way,
From now on we're gonna do it our own way,
We found the line between destruction and power,
But you can sit up in your ivory tower,

It's good to see ya got consideration,
It's good to see ya lack discrimination,
It's good to see ya got consideration,
It's good to see ya got

Hey!(how cool is that!)

Gettin pretty sick of doin' it your way,
From now on we're gonna do it our own way,
It's a fine line between destruction and power,
But you can sit up in your ivory tower,

It's good to see ya got consideration,
It's good to see ya lack discrimination,
It's good to see ya got consideration,
It's good to see ya got

credits

from spooky ghost sound #5, released August 28, 2010
Written by JP13
Performed by JP13 with Mike O'Dowd (Funmaker)
Produced by Mike O'Dowd
Recorded in Lakeland Studios, Glasson by Mike O'Dowd

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