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Artist: Kriill
Canonical path: /kriill/mick-jagger
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Mick Jagger
Mick Jagger lyrics by Kriill. I’m a sinner I’m an ant killer A dozen steps Crushed a billion eggs On my way to school Bout’ to be queens Made a crime scene...
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Mick Jagger
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I’m a sinner
I’m an ant killer
A dozen steps
Crushed a billion eggs
On my way to school
Bout’ to be queens
Made a crime scene
With my sole concern
Arrête de croire, petit
T’es à l’abris
Nulle part, nulle part
I’m a sinner
I’m an ant killer
Need to confess
Come back to life
You got to be a queen
I’ll fix you
Rebuild the anthill
Lay a billion eggs
Rise an army
Come back to me
Then grow a billion times
Be a man killer
Crush our tiny heads
On my way to school
Make me suffer
Be my sole comfort
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