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Rocking Chair
01:47
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2. |
Louis XVI
01:24
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3. |
Cool Guy
01:11
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4. |
Cocktail Destroy
01:14
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5. |
Sister's 18
01:35
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6. |
Wolfpack Fever
01:34
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bud spencer fuck yeah
01:04
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tonight
02:18
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As I lost myself again,
Remembering how I got here,
I'm speeding through the dark,
Memories full of poisons
And shadows passing by.
I'd like it all ending tonight, tonight ….
As I lost myself again,
Hearing the drums of a reckless heart,
The tinnitus of a restless mind,
Feeling the heat of an angry flesh,
Drifting through my own maze,
Can't seem to find any escape tonight, tonight ….
So I look up to the glittering sky,
cold moon and golden clouds
Deeping in my most secure allie,
This shy but even-handed instinct,
Tell me what's right or wrong,
I could free myself tonight, tonight ….
As I Check behind me now,
It felt right to loose my mind,
Dig in vicious mud and beat the earth,
To spit acid tears and free some blood,
Perseption through dissonance,
As any other nights, I might reborn tonight, tonight ….
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