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You'll Get Yours
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You’ll Get Yours
I’m telling you right now, with a mouth like yours
Words turn and twist into a fist
I can’t take anymore
When the sky cracks opens wide you’ll have to abide
It’s a matter of – it’s just a matter of
Time – you’ll get yours someday
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
Fate – you’ll get yours someday
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
You got it comin' and there ain’t no runnin
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
I’m telling you right now with eyes like yours
Reality bends, it lies and pretends
As you fetishize war
Oh, it’s coming through, heading straight for you,
What will you do
It’s a matter of – it’s just a matter of
Time – you’ll get yours someday
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
Fate – you’ll get yours someday
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
You got it comin' and there ain’t no runnin
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
Oh - All those lies you’ve told will haunt you
Oh - All your vicious barbs will taunt you
Don’t you think crossed the line?
Well, just count the days until it’s
Time – you’ll get yours someday
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
Fate – you’ll get yours someday
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
You got it comin' and there ain’t no runnin
yeah you’ll get yours, yeah you’ll get yours
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