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Nightwatchman
03:00
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I´m working as a nightwatchman
in a dirty old factory
What a plan!
What a plan!
My mother wanted me to be a lawyer
My father kicked me in the ass
Now I´m living the best I can
Supersize robots in flames
Look like monsters
I hate this game...
This stupid game
I´m scared!
While I´m here my skills are faded
I don´t wanna be manipulated
In this place I feel insane
I don´t wanna be frustrated
While I´m here my skills are faded
In this place I feel insane
(I wanna get out of here)
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Song of a gun
02:47
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Six on the road
02:24
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Harry´s Bar
02:25
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D.A.N.O.N.E.
02:56
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Journalies
02:38
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Tea Baggers Murcia, Spain
Somos una banda de rock. Hacemos las mejores canciones que podemos, las interpretamos intensamente, nos las arreglamos para
grabarlas y las tocamos en directo siempre que tenemos la oportunidad. Si os interesa lo nuestro, estáis en el sitio adecuado. Para cualquier tipo de contacto con nosotros podéis dirigiros a:
teabaggerstheband@gmail.com
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