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Artist: Analog Rebellion
Canonical path: /analog-rebellion/sombrero-negro
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sombrero Negro
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Sombrero Negro
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Yeah!
How did conduct get so hard? Tell me, tell me Mr. Barr.
I'm just calling to pretend; everyone comes back again.
Set off course, you'll breath fire.
Take your art; this is tired.
Asinine, back again.
Talk you down; don't pretend.
Soon I will be on a train, coming, coming to your state.
I'll shout left and I'll strike right; I'll damn everyone in sight.
Make it quick; it's not hard.
Get it done; don't get fired.
Everything you thought you knew.
It's a lie, now you know too.
Don't pretend!
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Analog Rebellion performs "Sombrero Negro", and this lyric page sits inside the Analog Rebellion catalog on LyroVerse.
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