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Artist: Banda Sniper
Canonical path: /banda-sniper/womb
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Womb
Read Womb lyrics by Banda Sniper on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Womb
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Who`s stolen my courage
To all the world change
And I think to my self
Youth…it must pass! Yeah!
Where has my eyes' bright gone
I`d be the best, I`d be the one
I`d be all that I want
We should die first and get rid off it
And work forty years until we get young enough
To enjoy the fun, the girlfriends, becoming a child
And come back to our mom's womb!
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Banda Sniper performs "Womb", and this lyric page sits inside the Banda Sniper catalog on LyroVerse.
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