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Artist: HAM
Canonical path: /ham/deathbillies-on-the-run
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Deathbillies on the run
Deathbillies on the run lyrics by HAM. We went so happy to the Suðurnes And we were eating all the Reykjanes We came to a place they called Sandgerði It was a...
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Deathbillies on the run
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We went so happy to the Suðurnes
And we were eating all the Reykjanes
We came to a place they called Sandgerði
It was a Flateyri of harmony
It was the home of Jón Sigurðsson
We met a bastard called Þórarinsson
Eating the lyfrapyls of Gústafsson
We met the motherfucking Jónasson
It was a Flateyri
It was a Sangerði
It was an Eyrarbakki
It was an Ísafjörð
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