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Artist: Fusile
Canonical path: /fusile/combat-samba
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Combat Samba
Read Combat Samba lyrics by Fusile on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Combat Samba
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I want my vacations in hell
have fun underline underground
I want living colors that shine
Spend pretty dollars around
who works to feed your beauty?
ten thousand bodies screamming
will outlaws come?
silence law, bang bang, bang bang
Oh babe, babe, babe burn
your skin unders sky
babe burn
and dont look around
enjoy your estate now
cause blue will down
and red'll get up again
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