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Artist: Trouble Minded
Canonical path: /trouble-minded/gisela
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Gisela
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Gisela
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Have you heard about Gisela
She's a big and fat, but nice box
She's earning only 15 bucks a day
so she steals all the stuff she cannot pay
It's Gisela
poor Gisela
Gisela
poor poor Gisela
But then one day the triplets came
and took all Gisela's fun away
They threw her strawberry cake on the floor
So Gisela did not like her job aymore
It's Gisela
poor Gisela
Gisela
poor poor Gisela
But, Gisela you will suffer in the flames
This day will be the end
Gisela you will suffer in the flames
This day will be the end
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