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Rionero
02:24
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Let’s make a toast for everyone
Who ever tried to put us down
We rolled with the punchies
And stronger we’ve grown
If only they could see us now
Let’s make a toast for everything
That lead us to where we are now
Could have been better
Could have been worse
Together we made it this far
And tonight future looks hopeful and bright
And I see no excuse for a fight
A year has passed, another one has to come
So let’s raise our glasses til dawn
And a toast for family and friends, both a blessing and a curse
They still stand beside us
They still bear our faults
After seeing heaven and hell
I don’t wanna know your past or your present
Let’s just hang out and forget about our problems tonight
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Animal
03:27
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When I’m walking down the street
You look the other way
When I’m crossing down your path
You stop and turn away
How mighty the fall for the self-proclaimed God
In front of a harmless beast
You feel secure, heart so pure, you ain’t scared anymore
Got it all figured out
Yet I’ve watched you lose any sense of control
And I’m only an animal
From the rooftop to the street
Through the fire escape
I can feel the smell of fear
Concealed behind your hate
‘cause I’ve got a power in my paws you still can’t decode
I will reveal your flaws
I walk with pride, head up high, fierce in my feline pace
I’m leaving a lasting trace
In the deepest alleys of your soul
And I’m only an animal
In a dark night we are the same
We are the same wildcats looking for some place to go
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