Mascot Fight
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Fifty Kwacha

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Mascot Fight Canonical path: /mascot-fight/fifty-kwacha Related lyric paths: 6
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Fifty Kwacha

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In a valley they search, and boat breakers emerge

In the foundries they haunt and the pin-stripes they curse

And you've done nothing worthwhile for the past seventeen years

The cryptic cryptid myth still haunts that third-world village!

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