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Like a Vision
03:32
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I believe you
04:52
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Let me know
03:49
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Every Single Day
04:14
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Trance
07:14
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World for Sale
03:51
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World for Sale
You keep putting down the weak
Congratulate the strong
All this power you've got flowing through your veins
Is the only drug you're on
From your office in the sky
You've stooped so low
How did you get so high?
Selling guns to the people you make peace with
You'll never wonder why
You've got a world for sale
Feeding bullets to the poor
You'll treat the symptom,
but you'll never find a cure
Growing anger as you hold our world to ransom
You'll never know for sure
This time is just the same
They're your rules
and you referee the game
The world you show
and the world you leave behind you
Are never quite the same
You've got a world for sale
A world for sale
You've got a world for sale
World for sale, you've got a world for sale
World for sale, you've got a world for sale
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The Usual Cape Town, South Africa
The Usual captured the hearts and minds of South African audiences with national number 1 hits like 'The Shape that I'm in' and multi-SAMA award winning 'Like a Vision' and other chart-topping singles in the early naughties.
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