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Artist: Inout
Canonical path: /inout/history-of-a-man
Related lyric paths: 6
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History of a Man
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History of a Man
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He is lonely in the earth
he makes your self heart
he is a very stranger man
and youìr life is not then
he forget even the name
he not have any parent
but heìs life is a little happy
Cause he find one cent
(this a history os man)
he was alone in this world
think the life is not easy
(this a history of man)
he scream of pain loud
(this a history of a man)
but in the winter is very cold
he finding your happy
the happy is no easy to find
he is a little of sad
and now to drop dead
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