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Artist: Antídotto Base
Canonical path: /antidotto-base/rock-n-roll-woman
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Rock N' Roll Woman
Read Rock N' Roll Woman lyrics by Antídotto Base on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rock N' Roll Woman
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Baby is rising,
The wizards bloodies in the hopes...
Sing's is crying,
The night your desires down...
Even in my wild dreams,
Someone chasing again...
It's not fear,
Save me, save again...
Rock n' roll woman,
I don't stop playing...
Rock n' roll woman
I don't stop rock n' roll...
Baby is rising,
Woman to a night begin...
Sing's is coming,
The end find out for yourself...
Feeling sweet feeling,
Really ain't use in me...
And go on down,
Sweet cause in vain...
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Antídotto Base performs "Rock N' Roll Woman", and this lyric page sits inside the Antídotto Base catalog on LyroVerse.
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