Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Moby Dick
Canonical path: /moby-dick/kinek-kell
Related lyric paths: 6
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Kinek Kell
Read Kinek Kell lyrics by Moby Dick on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Kinek Kell
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Tehetetlen vagy akár egy kõ
Nem jönne rosszul valami nõ
Nem jönne rosszul egy röpke kis kaland
De te csak kínodban kaparod a falat
Mert tudod jól, nincs esélyed.
Refr.:
Mert kinek kell egy olyan srác
Akit dobott már néhány lány
Mert kinek kell egy olyan srác
Akit dobott-dobott, dobott-dobott egy lány.
Mindenki ugrat, röhögnek rajtad
Nézd a zöldfülût, megint csak koppan
Szegény, szerencsétlen gyerek
Elpirul, ha egy lány ránevet
Mert tudja jól, hogy nincs esélye.
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