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Dunblane 133-1996

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Soul Preachers Canonical path: /soul-preachers/dunblane-133-1996 Related lyric paths: 6
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Dunblane 133-1996

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It's a wonderful day

All the kids are ready to play

I take a machine gun - or is it a shotgun, I don't know

It doesn't matter, I know it spits fire

I want to see children die

I want to see them bleed

It's a wonderful day

All the mothers are soon to pray

Blood everywhere, here and there - Do they want a vengeance

I take my life and no-one can take it away, ha ha

I like to see children die

I like to see them bleed

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