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Pablo Escobar
04:41
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When I press my luck, the world gets flatter and a
Disappearing act
If I press my luck, one too many times
If you reconstruct surgical stadiums when the
Market's gone away
Supreme deluxe, all your precious time
When you self destruct, everything's impossible
Terrific tornadoes
I can interrupt nothing every time
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Panic Addict
03:44
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Feeling lonely
Haven't read a word today
Take these daily
After lunch and before bed
It takes too long, the moving on
Feeling half there
Never leave the home again
Seeking hiding
Out of house and home again
Your favorite song, you learned abroad, I think it's on
Your favorite song, I heard it wrong, the sing along
Tell me the best part again
It's over before it began
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