1. |
Smoke Alone
03:52
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One, two, three,
you are the one for me
i am me, you are you
i am free who are you?
together we are three
but nobody is free, in this world
in this world
One, two, three,
you are the one for me
i am free who are you?
together we are two!
but nobody is true, is there anything true?
in these words!
in these words!
Refrain
hey hey
hey hey
I want you!
I hope you
I need you
and i want you so bad!
x2
One, two three
I just want to break free!
i want to smoke alone
in this world, i'am alone!
i never hear the tone!
let me free in fiction,
of this world!
One, two, three
i smoke; my life is free!
you, you have no idea!
no life, no mystery!
no issue, no problem,
no questions, no items!
in this world!
in this world!
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2. |
I Want
01:32
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I want
destroy you
to kill you
to fist you
to fuck you
to kick you
be with you
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to break free
to be yourself
to beleve
be your dog
be your cat
be your pussy
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3. |
The Last (Intro)
00:54
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4. |
The Last
02:43
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GranMa Was A RockStar Besançon, France
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