Ruber Boots
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Ruber Boots
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Special thanks to the
Glorious days
Don’t try to complain about today
Sometimes it takes a lot to laugh
Sometimes it takes a lot to love
The things you get without
Without being asked
Never turned around to
Notice the fake
Never a doubt about
Loosing everything…
Naked
It seems i’m in trouble
It seems you’re in trouble
Open your eyes
It seems you’re in trouble
It seems we’re in trouble
So you better wear
Your rubber boots
Cunning devils may
Overcome insignificance
We just have to be patient
And watch the film
They’ll raise their heads
And look at us questioning
We won’t give any answers
We get up and leave
We leave this place
And we won’t come back,
It’s well known
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Who performs "Ruber Boots"?
La Dame Blanche performs "Ruber Boots", and this lyric page sits inside the La Dame Blanche catalog on LyroVerse.
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