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Artist: Brain Forest Rytual
Canonical path: /brain-forest-rytual/piece-of-advice
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Piece Of Advice
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Piece Of Advice
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Piece Of Advice
From lately days of my childhood I remember one of my neighbours
He used to tell me that this life is just an old bitch
So boy don't let yourself be a customer
Better try to grab any good chance to be a pimp
In those days I couldn't find the meaning of my neighbour's talking
But as years have gone by I've realized the point of
Don't let yourself be a customer
Better try to grab any good chance to be a pimp.
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