Shalala
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Shalala
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They say the good die young
While the bad they just have their fun
The young good got no one
A thousand kisses for the morning sun
Don't bow your head when you lie in your deathbed
Sing: Shalalalala
Don't bow your head when you lie in your deathbed
Shalalalala
It will be okay kid
Got your ticking bomb, new sensation
But it is breaking
A thousand kisses for the morning shapes men
Don't bow your head when you lie in your deathbed
Singing shalalalala
Don't bow your head when you lie in your deathbed
Shalalalala
Shalalalala
Shalalalala
Don't bow your head when you lie in your deathbed
Singing shalalalala
Don't bow your head when you lie in your deathbed
Shalalalala
Shalalalala
Shalalalala
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Moses Gunn Collective performs "Shalala", and this lyric page sits inside the Moses Gunn Collective catalog on LyroVerse.
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