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Bloodsport
04:03
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Speak up speak up syntax network
Tell me what is my night's focus
We don't like karma and it often says the same about us
Dress up dress up come on bring your friends
Let go of self intent
Dress up come on children bring your friends
Let go of self intent
Be young
Breathe free
Puncture
Self esteem
Go home
Sleep free
Puncture
Drug fiend
Dress up dress up come on bring your friends
Let go of self intent
Dress up come on children bring your friends
Let go of self intent
Let's laugh out loud
Isn't this so much fun
Thank you for being who you are
Be young
Breathe free
Puncture
Self esteem
Go home
Sleep free
Puncture
Drug fiend
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Transistor de Casa
04:00
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Desperado, take a prenatal turn
Desperado, tread carefully
from the alarms in these cities
your thoughts may be more clear
Desperado, you'll find no safe house here
I seem to fray
Dumb and just as strange
Seems out of place
Steady set float
The place called home
Steady set float
I don't move like them
Steady set float
The place called Home
Steady set float
Trendset the transportation
Desperado, take a prenatal turn
Desperado, tread carefully
from the alarms in these cities
your thoughts may be more clear
Desperado, you'll find no safe house here
I seem to fray
Dumb and just as strange
Seems out of place
Light your own
Find a new home
Light your own
Constant constant constantly
Light your own
Find a new home
Light your own
Dreamer I lost motivation
Beware!
The marks on doors
Beware!
The blood on doors
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