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welcome to the dogfight
05:35
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Sweaty and shameless the cowboys are back in town.
Looking for available queens to share their crowns
Broken dreams for baggage, a kingdom on their own
Those who don’t fail are welcome no more.
Taking over
There is always more than I really tell you
It’s hidden between the lines I’m saying
It’s waiting in the shadows for a chance to bite
And feed this long, long lusting hunger.
Taking over me
Welcome to the dogfight
please put up a fight
Feed me with your punches; paint me as vulgar as you wish.
I want to be haunted, I need to be abused
Conquer me with language, treat me like a bitch.
Don’t wake me up from this lethal dream.
Taking over me
Welcome to the dogfight
please put up a fight
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movie star
04:25
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Feel like a stranger
When we are hanging around
Seems to be perfect
You’re always pissing me off
Back in the real world
I tried with another girl
Watching a movie
You’re always the movie star
What am I missing?
Why are you messing around?
What am I missing?
Feel very lonely
If I don’t receive what’s mine
Not a good situation
I’m finding it hard to explain
I think I will lose control
If I let myself falling down
Did you hear what I said?
I’m telling you I’ll be with her!
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Lizardville La Línea De La Concepción, Spain
Angry music for old people
Old music for angry people
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