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Gold
03:08
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I came to claim my rights
I came to take what's mine
Any law or judge would agree
That I deserve at least
Your weight in gold
I will melt it all down
I could make a crown
A scepter and a throne, I could
But I will make a statue of you
With your weight in gold
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2. |
Wide Awake
03:20
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Is this some sort of joke?
I'm not laughing
Now I don't know if I'm a fool
Or if you have fooled me
I'm wide awake thinking of you
The things you say, they can't be true
I can't believe, I wish I knew
Before it came out of the blue
My eyes!
Have I missed anything?
What's happening?
Am I just wasting both my time
And yours with it?
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Chalk Outlines São Paulo, Brazil
Alternative band from São Paulo, Brazil.
Bruno Palma:
vocals,
guitar
Eduardo Zampolo:
bass, vocals
Erick Barros:
guitar
Samuel Malentacchi:
drums
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