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Artist: Working For A Nuclear Free City
Canonical path: /working-for-nuclear-free-city/rocket
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Rocket
Read Rocket lyrics by Working For A Nuclear Free City on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rocket
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(Inaudible Intro)
If you feel unclean, better bleach your body...
If you're full of hate, better kill somebody...
If you feel alone, better leave your body...
If you wanna' leave, better build a rocket...
If you wanna' leave, better build a rocket (x2)...
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