Street Law
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Street Law
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Coming from the servers
Warning all the mad men
Forcing them to please her
There's so much liberty
Somebody has to rule the streets
Chorus:
She's coming for you; she's coming for justice.
The street punisher! Name her as you want.
Street Law!
Beat the cops; beat the unfairness and beat corruption
Kneel down and regret!
Nothing is impossible, fight for the human rights.
The street has a judge now
You can't behave this way!
Chorus:
She's coming for you; she's coming for justice.
The street punisher! Name her as you want.
Kicking, choking, crushing!
Solo 1: P. Zelbohr
Solo 2: A. Ramos
With no success at all, poor bastards,
They're laying death at the sideway.
Street Law!
Chorus:
She's coming for you; she's coming for justice.
The street punisher! Name her as you want.
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