You’ve mistaken me for Righteousness I fear A woman on her own (She thinks she’s on her own) Will wager with the devil When she fights alone (She thinks she fights alone) Some words kick up Mountains in the mind And that’s how they’re true You’ve mistaken me for More than I could be Yoked to a love Greater than fear I fear you’ve mistaken me Though I’ll admit you’ve never Been mistaken before
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