Romanticism And The Fat Man
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Romanticism And The Fat Man
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I can't change the world on my own.
So stand next to me and I won't be alone.
I can't change the world on my own.
So stand next to me and I won't be alone
Together we'll stand tall and die vertically,
the che of 2000, go down on our feet.
Amidst the destruction we'll raise our swords high and sing victory.
Ask yourself, " What's worth fighting for?"
Imagine the smile on her face.
Believe in me and I'll believe in you
and we can believe in a better place.
I've got you
You've got me
...one day we will be free.
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