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XVIII

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Abrasion Canonical path: /abrasion/xviii Related lyric paths: 6
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XVIII

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This is the time

You want your freedom

You want to fly

Fly for no reason

Watch out my friend

Look at your side

You need to play

The game of the life

Don't let your life

Be divided

Before and after a simple number

Find your conscience

And get your freedom

Don't be another slave to eighteen, the number

Now you can drive

So drive far away

But you will find

Stones in the way

Now is the time

To break all the rules

But you need to fight

To follow the rules

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