Make Your Day
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Make Your Day
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Time is no good healer
Malice desires to harm
Your body is getting weaker
No chance to survive
[Bridge:]
"Uncurable " said the doctor
"Soon you must die
Total loss of memory
Amnesia in your mind "
Soon you must die
Your body's getting weaker now
Total loss of memory
Now make your day
[Chorus:]
Make your day!
Time is no good healer
Join the time and have much fun
Easy living called the game
Now - you must pay your bill
For livin', lovin' and forgivin'
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
Looking back those wasted years
Crying, spying, many tears
Too much drugs, excessive life
Infect yourself, eternal cry
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