Olaria
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Olaria
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Drove some many miles
Breathe the carbon in the air
If you can’t stand the heat
This isn’t what you wish
The path is long
The road is hard
Yet the distance
Is not too far
Set some goals, get some will
You're on your own
Lying and deceiving is all they do
They just want someone to pay their dues
If you can’t stand the heat
This isn’t what you wish
The path is long
The road is hard
Yet the distance
Is not too far
When you gonna start to think for yourself?
People telling you how to live your life
They just want you to stay behind
All you have to do is get some time
When you gonna stand up and free your mind?
My friend, what you gonna say?
In the end, what you gonna say?
In the end, what you gonna say?
Drove so many miles...
Drove so many miles...
Drove so many miles...
Drove so many miles...
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