Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Din-Addict
Canonical path: /din-addict/your-life-is-fine
Related lyric paths: 6
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Your Life Is Fine
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Your Life Is Fine
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Accept everything
What you get ready
Now it's late!
Don't think!
At the end you will be disappointed anyway
Late night house parties
Amphetamine and kokaine
Bass on one thousand watts
Stupid advertisements
Gay films on Hollywood
Shits of McDonald's
Surely that's all your life?
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