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Artist: Marvin Krackers
Canonical path: /marvin-krackers/es-too-usa
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E.s. Too U.s.a.
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E.s. Too U.s.a.
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What else should I say to you right now?
Yes I need you… cause I need you
Never understood the way it goes
It's all growing down everywhere you look
Outside and you can never see, where's your Mexico…
Where's your freedom if you cannot choose?
Never meant to accept hypocrisy
But I need it to survive this life
Capitalize what you wanna do
You'll be reach again you'll be poor of all the
Reaches of an unpaid smile
Something you can't buy
Never gonna say e.s. too U.S.A.
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