The Filthy & The Few
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The Filthy & The Few
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You ride the ... we'll ... down
You hit the laps and we'll hit the town
You're ... we are the lambs
But freedom rider don't give a damn
Live by the law but we live to sin
We fight the war but we'll never win
We're bout to loose but baby that's our right
We'll keep on riding through the night
Black down the open road,
The only road we've ever known
Step aside cause we're coming through
We are the filthy and the few
We're hot as hell you're so called queen
You see our faces on the tv screen
We got the money we got the friends
We'll keep on riding till the living ends
Black down the open road,
The only road we've ever known
Step aside cause we're coming through
We are the filthy and the few
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