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Oh Yeah

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Oh Yeah

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[A terceira estrofe é tocada ao contrário]

As your silver hair save that,

For you got to better not there.

I see your own cheeks, saves that,

It's a time you're my lasting sign.

They have got to sue the passing

As you do too everyday.

Still you point at them and then

Sometimes I'm the slave.

[A terceira estrofe é em japonês]

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