Enemy

Album: Envy Of None (2022)
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  • I've been lost in this twisted world
    Drowned in silence and I'm feeling ill
    And every time that you try to run
    Hold my hand, I'll put a flower in your gun

    (I'm not your enemy)
    Put down the weapon
    Don't shoot our sun
    And learn your lesson
    Thy kingdom come
    Down, down

    I don't want to fight
    There will be no blood on my hands

    All I see is all I cannot change
    I'm always searching for who's to blame
    Every time that they try to run
    Hold my hand, we'll put a flower in their gun

    let's raise the flag
    I don't want to fight
    A second chance
    I don't want to fight
    Let's raise the flag
    There will be no blood

    (I'm not your enemy)
    Put down the weapon
    Don't shoot our sun
    And learn your lesson
    Thy kingdom come
    Down Down

    I don't want to fight
    There will be no blood

    I'm not your enemy Writer/s: Alex Lifeson, Alfio Annibalini, Andy Curran, Maiah Wynne
    Publisher: Hipgnosis Songs Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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