Escape From Miami
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Escape From Miami
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Bikers by day, ninjas by night
Swift and fit not afraid to fight
Steal all your cocaine along with your life
Strike with no mercy into the night
Strike with no mercy into the night
Escape from Miami, escape with your life
Striking the victim, escaping by bike
Leaving no trails deep into the night
Look in your shadow, meet life's last breath
Violence, the motto, no fear of death
Strike with no mercy into the night
Escape from Miami, escape with your life
(Escape from Miami)
(Escape from Miami)
(Escape from Miami)
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