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Artist: SMZB
Canonical path: /smzb/born-to-pay
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Born To Pay
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Born To Pay
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Pay the hospital, pay the school,
Otherwise you'll be kept outdoor；
Pay the society and the government,
Or you'll be left by your country.
You must pay your blood and your tears,
You must pay for yourself and your family,
You must pay all of your life,
You must pay for the money.
You must pay for anything in your life,
Pay for anything since you were born,
You must pay for anything in your life,
You must pay for anything until you die.
You pay all of your life,
But what you get from the society?
You pay all of your life,
'Cuz your life is not priceless.
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