1. |
Gonna leave you
03:47
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I don´t know if this is bad or it´s worse
I just know that enough is enough
You paint me all my pants
And now I say let’s kiss and make up
If you go I feel sick shake my hand
When I hear it´s my treat, lose my mind
it´s finger licking good
But now I have enough on my plate
I feel today da house is glass
and all you are brassss
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
Walk alone
I know I need to go
You could thing that my brain is on run
When you leave everything is too burned
You live as second reich
Oh! Please shut up and go on your bike
And now I’m waiting for my man
Oak road six two oneeee
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
I´m gonna leave you and walk alone
Walk alone
I know I need to go
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2. |
South side girl
03:47
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Blonde hair sexy girl
Black night southside girl
Brought up in flophouse
A ceiling with one light
I’m pretty sure you must bite
Come on take your brush
Have breath, paint your nails
Try on that dress you stole
We gonna dance tonight
We will get something to have fun
( so fun)
Shalala la la
Shalala la la
Two shots, change your mind
I stand right behind
Please dance only once
I swallow all your lies
I think i’m gonna pay tonight
You want us to get high
I know what's done is done
Dancefloor half past nine
Another tricky gun
I know i go to slaterhouse
Shalala la la
Shalala la la
Shalala la la
Come and taste my world
So deep and dark therefore
Take me to your world
Shalala la la
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Les Cactus Castellón De La Plana, Spain
Rock & roll is dead, but not yet.
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