Rolling The Rock
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Rolling The Rock
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I will get out on streets tonight
And if I drink I fell so right
Maybe tomorrow I'll be at home
I will rock'n roll tonight
In the party everything is nice
With my friends I'm not alone
And everything will be alright, mummy
Cause what I need is just a little of satisfaction
Need satisfaction
True satisfaction
But finally
What in this life is true?
Rolling the rock
I'm running against myself
Rolling the rock
How I come out
The office is getting me crazy
No more relationship with stacy
I work too much and don't have fun
I even don't know what I am
This world, my god, and the man
What is this? What does it mean?
And everything...
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