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Please No More Heroes
02:59
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Melody of Suicide
02:54
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Open your eyes and make them see
my hidden inner world, my own reality.
I’m a sinner, I’ve got a devil on my side
This is my last dinner, I’m watching me die.
Ref.: All my life I was inhaling lies
So how could you see the truth in my ordinary eyes?!
I try so hard to don’t give up this fight
But way is too dark, I can’t see any light
Melody of suicide with a gloomy story
Don’t expect alibi, excuses or glory.
This is my lullaby, a small rest of cancer
There’s no place to hide or time for search answer
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Uncle Vaclav
02:42
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Uncle Vaclav
Our funny uncle in the castle
Laughing like an idiot
Glasses and a stupid hair
Believe in his fucking God
He travels the world
from each state takes a souvenir
He makes us a disgrace
and looks like a martyr
R:
Sing with us Oi! Oi!
Sing aloud Oi Oi
We are free Oi Oi
You can be Oi Oi
He want to destroy our pride
And always call us insane
He think about us we worst
Because he doesn´t know our cost
We don’t want such a leader
who is all for laugh
So we are free, that’s a true
Against you, untouchable
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4. |
What If Game
02:18
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