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Artist: Hangar
Canonical path: /hangar-musicas/living-in-trouble-part-ii
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Living In Trouble - Part II
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Living In Trouble - Part II
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At night on the streets
Looking for some trouble
No money, no way
Who am I? I don't know
Get a job
I don't need a boss
Cut that hair
Fuck you, I don't care
Living in trouble - That's my vocation
Living in trouble - It's no religion
Living in trouble - That's my vocation
Living in trouble - Fuck you, that's my life
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