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Artist: Pullovers
Canonical path: /pullovers/der-blaue-reiter
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Der Blaue Reiter
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Der Blaue Reiter
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Quit.
You cannot resist
Being a part of the same old story,
The same old rock n' roll.
And when youre alone
You wonder if it matters 'cos they're all dying
But they all die alone.
And what about your son?
What you wanna give him?
Ten tons of money or lots of poor love songs?
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