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Told you how I used to be, Would you go along with someone like me? If you knew my story word for word, Had all of my history,

Making sure wires were hit, man, what did I miss? When you was all in my crib lookin' at hoes Word for word at all of the shows You always felt like this, man, what did I miss?

In an empty place without you, I'm suffocating, but When we are together, know that I 'dissolve' Fundamental love, and I repeat word for word These verses - they are your power, when I'm happy - I sing

So looking after it by your acts Like nobody else before you Dont have to bow word for word Just you always stand by me

The industry has a nervous tic, give those who suffer from stenocardia Valocordin 1 Gather a court, but success is never blamed We are the first Cro-Magnons - we have made our way in the world 2 Don't talk bullshit! I don't give a shit about you servants 3 five ...

a man from our area one Korsakov, he was smoking he got dizzy, fell down and shin bone´s brokenword for word, "head went around he-fell down broken shin-bone", the problem comes from how there are two phrasal verbs mixed, 'maha kukkuma' (to fall down) and 'katki kukkuma' (to fall so...

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You’ll be mine before day turns to night. Before the sun’s final rays cast their nets,1 You’re going to be with me. 1. "νύχτα" and "δίχτυα" is an almost-perfect rhyme in Greek. Here a literal English translation of those words ("night" and "nets") works very well...

For You are reflected in me, just as I am a reflection of you Word for word, whatever you heard in that realm, you shall hear here There isn't one hair breadth of a difference between here and there, it's plain to see

Front row, every show like a hype man Sing along word for word while she my bae Side stage, fans screamin' causin' migraines

Word for word: Set out girl rags on the floor Threw around cards-clubs in the corners

Words don't long Traditions of the land, the Welsh are spell-weaving Word for word, Book of Hergest, brittle paper No one gives a damn about useless paper

The guests depart–only you, I do not forget1 With you at my side I trust you have been well since we’ve parted2 1. The wording of this line is ambiguous: it could be interpreted as either “the guests depart—only you and I do not forget” or “the guests depart—only ...