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Stereotype

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Die Happy Canonical path: /die-happy/stereotype Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Stereotype

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Look out In the morning And you never see the sky You know it

Already It is boring you to fly

I want more

All the time

Everyday

I say I wana get high again Never like that before I wanne get

high again All I say I swear High, high I want to get high And a

dry melon Can never drop a tear Spring is over And no refreshment

near

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