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No Fun In This Town
01:31
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when I go out in this town
I see people's faces down
when I go out in this town
everything looks the same around
no fun, no fun, no fun in this town
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Love Your Neighbour
01:37
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love your neighbor
love as yourself
do not judge if you don't
want to be judged
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Shake Your Mind
01:41
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shake your mind
shake your soul
and think who you are
and think what you can do
and think what good you can do
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Riot
01:33
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this is riot!
this is riot against stupidity
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Big Boys
02:31
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they know how to play
they know how to say what they think
they know how to sing
they know how to skate
big boys, they are big boys
they know how to play
they know how to say what they think
they know how to have fun
they know how to make gigs
go start your own band
skate for fun
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6. |
We Live In a Cage
02:41
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we live in a cage of our desires
but do not forget
that we are here
temporarily
we live in a cage
we live in a cage of our sins
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Forgive Me
02:03
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forgive me
I honestly regret
for what I have done knowingly
for what I have done in ignorance
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8. |
Just Come to Show
02:37
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just come to show and be happy
provide good energy
provide for everybody
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Wake Up
02:01
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wake up and stay awake
wake up for your life
up, up, up , up , up , up...
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our band
could be be
your life
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11. |
Not a Revolutionary Song
03:23
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this is not a revolutionary song
this is a cry, tears of my soul
where is the brain of my people
have we forgot it or lost somewhere?
do we care so much to forget who we are
God please do not forget us
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Направи Заедно Butel Municipality, Macedonia
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