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Follow Me Down
03:37
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Four o' clock in the morning I'm starting to falter
My friend you know I'm a night crawler
I've got my knife
I'll be alright
Why don't you come and hang around
Five o' clock in the morning I'm starting to wonder
Is this a dream or am I trapped in slumber
I've got my gun
I'll have my fun
Why don't you follow me down (x4)
Tie my hands behind my back and leave me
someone like you would deceive me
I've got my mind
oh I'll be fine
Why don't you follow me down (x4)
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Gimmie Action
01:44
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Said you want some action
It's plain to see
Tryna figure out what it means to me
Said you wanna raise some
hell on earth
I'm not sure what its worth
And now you told me it's our only chance
I'll do it for the betterment of man
Got a lust for violence
On those who oppose
Day by day our anger grows
How we gonna solve this
no one knows
Gonna fight it I suppose
And now you told me it's our only chance
I'll do it
Gimmie action (x4)
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