Stand Up And Die
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Stand Up And Die
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When the night comes down
I´m staring at my arteries
And with trembling hands
I obey
Lay my body asleep
And my demonic thoughts
As they take me
Down to Hell
I used to be all alone
With my .44, c´mon
Wasting my time, drinkin´ alcohol
By the full moon getting my kicks
Now I´m ready
To stand up and die
I said I´m ready
To stand up and die
I´m lost deep inside
I can´t get away, just need this trip
It´s up to you, you don´t have nothing to do
Prepare to follow me
Now I´m ready
To stand up and die
I said I´m ready
To stand up and die
Do you want to come with me
We walk the night to our room in Hell
There´s a better place, but it´s far away
And if you ask me, I´m not here to stay
And now I´m ready
To stand up and die
I said I´m ready
To stand up and die
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