Sugar Coma
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Last Orders

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sugar Coma Canonical path: /sugar-coma/last-orders Related lyric paths: 6
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Last Orders

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I won't do what you say,

I won't smile night and day,

i don't need what i want,

so fuck you, i don't need help

Won't take your orders

i'll go down, down with grace,

won't let you discriminate,

shoot me down, blood like rain,

watch me rise, up again

Fuck Your price, fuck your love,

i feel fine pass the gun,

the best things in life are not free

so i pay for everything

watch me rise up again

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