Here Comes The Suffering
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Here Comes The Suffering
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Ching ching, here comes the money
Ching ching, here comes the cash
Oh no, I won't be a minute
Oh no, I never come back
And it's getting dangerous now
All sorts of trouble is looming
Ching ching, here comes the money
Ching ching, here comes the cash
Ching ching ching, here comes the suffering
Ching ching here come the green backs
Ching Ching here comes the cash
Oh no I won't be a minute
Oh no, make a quick dash
And it's getting hard to stay straight
All sorts of danger is lying in wait
Ching ching here come the flashbacks
Crash, bang here comes the pain
We're invincible now
Look out
Here comes the suffering
That's all folks
May the best man lose
I'm on millionaire's row now
Woo
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The Crimea performs "Here Comes The Suffering", and this lyric page sits inside the The Crimea catalog on LyroVerse.
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