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Artist: Street Bulldogs
Canonical path: /street-bulldogs/exit
Related lyric paths: 6
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Exit
Read Exit lyrics by Street Bulldogs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Exit
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I'm tired of your "saying just for saying"
And to be your favorite point.
But who wants some attention here?
You or me?
All your points are not enough for me. [3x]
So what now?
You just followed all my steps.
You try to be something what you're not.
And where am I now?
At the same place (that) I was when you started.
All your points are not enough for me. [3x]
Try to find a way to the exit.
This place is hard to resist.
It can turn into hell. (never close your eyes)
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