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Dance Floor Justice

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Project X Canonical path: /project-x/dance-floor-justice Related lyric paths: 6
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Dance Floor Justice

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Dance!

Floor!

Justice!

There's a drunk in the pit

And he's fucking starting fights

And it's ruining the night

There's a drunk in the pit

And he's hurting my friends

But i'm gonna make it end

Dance floor justice

You're fucking dead

Dance floor justice

Dance floor justice

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