Kamikaze
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Kamikaze
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The Boys - Kamikaze
It was a Friday, the rain was pissing down
I took my Norton and I rode into town
There was this young kid, all dressed in black
Riding his Honda and looking real slack
He tried to take us on the edge of town
Didn`t see the school bus that could have mowed him
down
He swerved to miss it, I swerved to miss him
As I came off my bike, I saw him grin
I caught him on the motorway, he was doing one four
five
He couldn`t leave me behind no matter how he tried
I`d never felt so good before as he hit the safety
rail
Seeing that Jap junk break in two was worth my time in
jail
And together we`ll ride away...
I'm getting out soon, how I long for that day
My Norton is waiting, and together, we'll ride away...
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