Black Out
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Black Out
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ik weur wakker oep een vremde kamer
neffe mij leet er een vremde vrouw
in m'n hersenpan d'r klopt nen hamer
en 'k vraag m'n eigen af waar zen ik nu
ik hem het antwoord hier nog ni vernomen
hier en daar herinner ik mij nog iet
mor ik weet ni hoeda'k hier zen gekomen
en wie is verdoemme toch die griet?
ze lee te snurken heure mond ver open
ik zien heur beursten en een stukske groes
'k hem gisterenavond toch wer veel gezopen
oem in de pijp te gaan me zonen does
ik sluip het bed uit zonder heur te storen
ik raap m'n kleren stillekes van de vloer
ik denk dakkik hem hier mor af zal smoren
mor ik mut eerst is efkes nor de koer
ik kom de plee af zonder deur te trekken
ineens da vrouwmens da mij tegen houdt
ze zei: waar wilde gij naartoe vertrekken?
gij zijt al vijftien jaar met mij getrouwd
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Katastroof performs "Black Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Katastroof catalog on LyroVerse.
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