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Artist: The Burning Of Rome
Canonical path: /the-burning-of-rome/melina
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Melina
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Melina
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Ever since melina came
You should've seen her scream
You know she really goes
Everyday at church she prays
And wears her skirt in ways
She'll make your garden grow
Well maybe you care
And maybe you don't
Maybe you should
But maybe you won't
Maybe i'm good
Tell me i'm good
Because we love, love, love
To get off the same way on everyday
But it's tough, tough, tough
To get off with you nagging constantly
So go away
You lazy dame
I can see melina
Aging like patina
Still she makes adrenal flow
This is what we lie for
This is what we die for
Just to bake our sourdough
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