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I'm gonna take it back
This scene is all I have
Not gonna let you ruin it
I'm ready for a fight
all your fucking words
Mean nothing to me
Tired of all your bullshit
You don't fool me anymore
As I take a look around
You're nowhere to be found
But I'm still here with all my strength
Holding my fucking ground
All your words won't bring me down
I want to turn it around
All your words won't bring me down
I'm gonna take it back
This scene is all I have
Not gonna let you ruin it
I'm ready for a fight
As I take a look around
You're nowhere to be found
But I'm still here with all my strength
Holding my fucking ground
All your words won't bring me down
I want to turn it around
All your words won't bring me down
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Loudmouth
02:25
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The scene is dead
Is all I hear you say
You give the same lame excuses
Every fucking day
You stay at home and do nothing
You just complain
It's easier to give up
than to rebuild it all over again
You grew up, now you're older
You're so mature
Did you forget how it was
Or is it just a blur
Can't break me
Won't break me
This won't bring me down
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Danger Zone
01:51
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Welcome to the danger zone
We hope you feel right at home
We want to play hard
We want to destroy
We don't care
We just don't give a shit
We just don't care what you say
We're just here to fucking play
We don't wanna do it any other way
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New Wave Of Portuguese Hard Core
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