Do You Wanna Come In?
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Do You Wanna Come In?
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Do you wanna come in be a part of system?
Every night we get up
Show them common sense
I think a part of the answers are in the faces of the kids trying not to get caught
My nervers are weak
Don`t let the power get in do not blame ourselves
Just hit your chance let
God do the rest
Don`t care about the past
Although we got no plans
Give your best to it all
Our lives have changed but
I still feel something strange
I don`t think it is done
My nerves are weak
Don`t let the power get in
Do not blame our selves
Just hit yuor chance
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