Wild Dogs (Rules The Moon)
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Wild Dogs (Rules The Moon)
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Wild dogs rules the Moon
They come in the night, in their black clothes
But no one has seen to been seen, because they come
In your sunken dreams
Oh me, oh I can see, They coming down
Thought the space with a thousant of lasers beans
Wild dogs rules the Moon
And They want to rule Earth too
They come in the night, in their black clothes
But no one has seen to been seen, because they come
In your sunken dreams
Take care about they, yeah!
Take care about me, baby!
Look to the sky, there is something in your eyes
It is not a simple black dot it is a wild dog
Wait for death
Wait for death
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