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MATADOR
02:40
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They call me El Matador, cause I look like but I am not a good person.
They call me El Matador, cause sometimes I enjoy how suffer the others.
Cry for me, bleed for us, I am having so fun.
Look for me, find us, We are going so far.
They call me El matador, cause when I find them, no one survive after me.
They call me El Matador, cause in their grave, they will remember my name.
Cry for me, bleed for us, I am having so fun.
Look for me, find us, We are going so far.
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DEATH IN MEXICO
03:42
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So curious to visit her
Really young she was leaving home
Too far to know her way
I know this game I hope is not the end
Why she wanted to go?
Wasn´t afraid fighting until the end
Why she tried the fame?
Why did she come? ¡¡she found the death in Mexico!!
Now she is down the sand
At the end she can found the fame
How? She sold her life!
Really cheap nobody is afraid
Why she choose to go?
Solding her body for a stupid monkey
Why She came there?
Why did she come? ¡¡she found the death in Mexico!!
She found the death in Mexico
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VINCENT VEGA
04:07
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I heard you but I don`t want to believe this
I see the light, to draw my way
I love you but it doesn’t make me feel fine
I’m down the rain, I sold my brain
Why did you ever want to belong if you are not sure Baby
Is your time, to leave this life
Why did you ever want to belong if you are not sure Baby
Is my time, I can fly away
EEEE
EEEE
Why you, why you don’t want to share
Why me, I´m alone again
Why you, why you don’t want to share
Why me, I´m lost again
EEEE
EEEE
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