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Always on The Mood
04:17
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You can try to wipe
The tears from her eyes
You've been telling lies
And she wants to say goodbye
You can try to hide
When something is not alright
You can try to find
The way to make things right
And be always on the mood(4x)
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Take Me Outta Here
05:51
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Sometimes I feel like I don't belong this breed
Somehow I feel like I don't belong this place
Sometimes I know there is nothing more to taste
And other times I wanna do whatever I Please
Somehow I know there is something to believe
That's how you learn how to listen and forgive
Something inside is telling you how to do
Will you make it baby, now it's up to you!
Come on and take me
Take me outta here
I wanna find my way
(2x)
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Low riders crossing down the universe
It's all that's left and It's all I know
The hand that stings is the hand that seizes
The last kinds of human breed
All I hear is the roar of engines
All I feel is the roll of anger
All I know she is a runaway
And she's taking down something
The Revolution Started Today
A dead man riding on a caravan
His bloodless soul is corrupted
All I know she will take him down
Oh, Furiosa save me
As we cruise around this desert land
I become another kind of man
And she believes in a promise land
The fury road can't kill her
The Revolution Started Today
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Jimmy Chong Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Stoner Rock Jam Band from Rio de Janeiro - Brazil. Preaching Rock ad Roll music and getting H.I.G.H
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