Geroi (translation)
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Geroi (translation)
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Change in the pocket, life's little nothings
In the new novel, aim is on all
Nice to meet you, fingers in carats
Nice to meet you, poster lips
Chorus:
Heroes are ready to die for money
Heroes can die
Heroes are ready to die for money
Heroes can die
Heroes can die
I'm not the last one, I'm just crashing
I'm not the last one to die
If one day comes, death from a hit
You can do it twice, twice the honorarium
Chorus
It is prestigious, it is serious
To a sudden death, stars are falling
Music is streaming, white nights
Someone will be back, someone not quite
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