Rust never sleeps
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Rust never sleeps
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my my hey hey,
rock and roll is here to stay.
is better the burn out and the faded away,
my my hey hey,
is outta of the blue and into the black
they give you this,but you pay for that.
And once you´re gone you can never coming back
when you´re outta the blue and into the black
king is gone but is not forgooten.
this is the story of jonhy rotten.
is better the burn out and his drugs,
king is gone but is not forgotten.
hey hey my my,
rock and roll can never die.
is more to the pictures that mix the eye,
hey hey my my.
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