41 Shots
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41 Shots
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You better watch your back when you step outside
'cause the blue terror could be roaming the streets tonight
Brutal protectors of the culture americana
You can run but you can't get far
Our pride we can live forever
Our time 'cause it`s now or never
They're gonna getya wherever you hide
This is war on the streets of the city ny
You can kill a man with 41 shots + you are not guilty
You can kill a man with 41 shots + you are innocent
How long will it take them to make a change +
Stop the hatred, down on the concrete
I won't shut my eyes and stop my speech
Until this world has seen at least one day of justice
I can't walk away if they get ripped,
Those who don't fit in
Still the worst enemies of freedom and peace
Blue terror, n.y.city police
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Neon Black performs "41 Shots", and this lyric page sits inside the Neon Black catalog on LyroVerse.
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