Street 69
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Street 69
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Walking by this street you used to know
You're home again after ten years behind the bars
Outside of gates it's not the same
Time's had to change and all your friends disappeared
refrain:
If you think they are ready to forget
look at the faces at street 69
Few seconds of that day cost the years
You shouldn't pull the trigger down, down, down, down, down
But when a man is hurted that way
he has no choise, got to do something for his pride
refrain
On the forest they raped your woman
Five gunned jerks, they said a way of having fun
You took your gun, five seconds,
five bullets, ten years of your life
refrain
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Peer Gunt performs "Street 69", and this lyric page sits inside the Peer Gunt catalog on LyroVerse.
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