Your Round
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Your Round
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Light-sabers at dawn
The battle lines have been drawn
lets get some blood flowing
Let's get this party going
Freedom to choose
What it is that you lose
Well I've got some lessons to teach
And you're just within reach
I violate you, you dig into me
Move along people... there ain't nothing to see... here
The Bell's rung this is your round
Did you get enough punches in
Cause I'm down on the ground
The bell's rung this is your round
Did you get enough punches in
Because I'm gong down
If we're to easily bruised
Then it's no fun to lose
Let's put this game away
I no longer care to play...
The Bell's rung this is your round
Did you get enough punches in
Cause I'm down on the ground
The bell's rung this is your round
Did you get enough punches in
Because I'm gong down.
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