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Sick people are the most dangerous people
Each day we see your stupid face
Throwing up your shit and leaving us in disgrace
We don’t even know the way, we’re sick
And again the boss got a plan
Don’t trust a single word coming from this man
We say love is far away, you’re sick
And I feel bad
Looking up you’re turning me down
We’re really sad
That’s enough for me
Imagine being a loser working hard every day
You were born to die and it’s all ok
We say life is far away, we’re sick
So please, listen to me
It’s the breaking point where the people get sick
That’s why you gotta be scared
And you know when you go, it’s gonna be hell now
And I feel bad
Looking up you’re turning me down
We’re really sad
And I’m fucked again again again again again again
And I feel bad
Looking up you’re turning me down
We’re really sad
Here it comes again
We’re really bad
Really really really wanna take you down
Down to the ground
You’ll be fucked again again again again again again
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It's a Game Over
02:34
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It’s you who tells me a lie
when you say everything’s fine
But now, you’re gone and I am still alive
looking for a soul of a different kind
It’s a game over, I’m looking for you
I seemed to see you
I need a makeover, I’m losing my mind
And this is so true
For you I used to waste my time
While you were thinking how to shine
I realised with you I crossed a line
Cause myself is what I have to find
It’s a game over, I’m looking for you
I seemed to see you
I need a makeover, I’m losing my mind
And this is so true
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Rolla
02:31
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King Size Treviso, Italy
King Size is a no nonsense Rock'n'Roll pop-punk four member band from Venice area, Italy. Their sound has been described in many ways but the band’s favourite one is still ‘Chuck Berry wearing a mohawk having a jam session with The Clash’. Formed in 2002, King Size has released four studio albums including the new eponymous record ‘King Size’ happily marking their 20th anniversary. ... more
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