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Lost Children
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Lost children
Oh Lord!
I’d like to help you but I can’t, I must feed my boss
I swore "this time be different", But here I‘m crying again
I’m Dreaming with a better place looking through roof leaks
Maybe sounded nice, but remember
We are children lost in this rotten world
We had no father and we envy you
And now it’s time to get it on, today all starts again
God is walking at my side, he guides me
I know I swore be good, but I can’t be again
Nine millimeters are my one-way road to hell
And when you have to act, you can not take back
When you’re hands are dirty nothing care at all
The devil are speaking from my glove box to me
I’ll give to this dark world some lights of clarity
Over and over again
Over and over again
Everyone will know me, And everyone will say:
I am not your father, it’s not my fault
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