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Womb

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Womb

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Womb

Who`s stolen my courage

To all the world change

And I think to my self

Youth…it must pass! Yeah!

Where has my eyes' bright gone

I`d be the best, I`d be the one

I`d be all that I want

We should die first and get rid off it

And work forty years until we get young enough

To enjoy the fun, the girlfriends, becoming a child

And come back to our mom's womb!

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