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Artist: S.N.F.U.
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What Good Hollywood?
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What Good Hollywood?
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Hollywood's lights are fading fast and
Rarely is a new star born
With celebrities dropping off like flies
There will soon be no one left to adore
What good Hollywood without its idols?
What good Hollywood without its heroes?
What good will Hollywood be when it's just a memory?
What good will Hollywood be when it's just a cemetery?
Once excess was best, but now it means death.
No matter what one's wealth
Now the stars are slowly finding out
That all their money can't buy health
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