Nothing's Alright
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Nothing's Alright
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Well, born in the age of the altamont
Mommy was a hippie and daddy was a drunk
They really believed all you need is love
They were looking for god
While the streets were running with blood
You're a sixties baby (3x)
And nothing's alright
Born in the age of disco junk
Mommy liked reptiles, daddy was a punk
They said there'll be no future for you
Oh oh, they did so much drugs and made sure
It came true
You're a seventies baby (3x)
And nothing's alright
Born in the age of take what you can get
Mommy and daddy were a tv set
All they left you to remember them by
Is poisened water and a hole in the sky
And russian roulette sex...
You're a eighties baby (3x)
You're a nineties baby
You're a millenium baby (2x)
And nothing's alright
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Mad Sin performs "Nothing's Alright", and this lyric page sits inside the Mad Sin catalog on LyroVerse.
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