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Artist: Inuit Monkeys
Canonical path: /inuit-monkeys/get-out-of-hell
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Get out of Hell
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Get out of Hell
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I want to say to you, that a stone is in my shoeI want to talk with you, 'cause my notions have become trueI want to have a friend, to go with her until the end
Chorus:I am the monkey in the mirror, but I see no monkey in your faceThere is no difference between us, but I see the sunshine in your eyes
I don't wanna be perfect, 'cause it's the same effectI know that I have mistakes, and I also crumble with cakesNow I talk with you, about the stone which is in my shoe
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