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Artist: The Third Twin
Canonical path: /the-third-twin/americ-family
Related lyric paths: 6
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Americ Family
Read Americ Family lyrics by The Third Twin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Americ Family
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One, two, three, four days after this (I´m here) watching as you come and go every day.
Not pass a day without you feel a great pain, remember (x...)
Everybody play the game, (why can´t you)
Everybody play the game, (you should be...)
Family of americ (x...)
Be american, be of Americ (x...)
For you can be easy and sad, everybody nows afterall,
have money (x...)
Evil people never cryes, she wasn´t very clever, but she was nice
Just like there. (x...)
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