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Artist: Zacky Ramalho
Canonical path: /zacky-ramalho/hurricane
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hurricane
Read Hurricane lyrics by Zacky Ramalho on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hurricane
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When he come to here
You have to run
If you want to save your life
He can kill you
He can give a knife in u
He is the same than a hurricane
He is the same than a hurricane
He is bad
He can trow you in hell (2x)
You have to have a care
Cause' he going to kill you
He hang you for died
He is bad
He can finish with your life
He throw you
Don't have pity
He is the same than a hurricane
He is bad
He can trow you in hell (2x)
Uhhhhhhh
Uhhhhhhh
Uhhhhhhh
He is the same than a hurricane
He is bad
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