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Artist: The Young Werewolves
Canonical path: /the-young-werewolves/twelve-steps-to-rock-n-roll
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Twelve Steps To Rock N Roll
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Twelve Steps To Rock N Roll
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Gimme twelve steps to rock-n-roll
I'm gonna lose all my self control
I gotta an idea I wanna share
You don't like it I just don't care
I wanna run
To the surface of the sun
I don't trust anyone
Cause my whole world's come undone, again
Gimme twelve steps to rock-n-roll
I was born with an evil soul
I'm gonna give in to my desire
And walk right down into the fire
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