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Artist: Briskeby
Canonical path: /briskeby/propaganda
Related lyric paths: 6
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Propaganda
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Propaganda
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Jesus christ, what have I done
I find it hard to justify
each time I try to solve just one
problems seem to multiply
now it's just to late to wrap a smile around my face
(2x)
this is propaganda
you know, you know
I tried to make it go away
and I have tried the best I can
it's been around for nights and days
they say it's only in my head
now it's just to late to wrap a smile around my face
(2x)
this is propaganda
you know, you know
now it's just to late to wrap a smile around my face
(7x)
this is propaganda
you know, you know
this is propaganda
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