Amnesy International
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Amnesy International
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The meaning of the words i've found it in the yard
I think it gets so hard ...but i was skipping the morning i read the holy bible from the start to the end
I kept so many friends
And all my pencils are burning
Wine-cold red wine
And i cry
The days are getting high
And i smile
The nerds are making riot
A fat priest sings "london calling" in red underwear
Jamaican factories banana dreds
Wine-cold red wine
And i cry
The days are getting high
And i smile
The nerds are making riot
If i guess
The measure of your breast
More or less?
The crash rides on the splash.
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