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Salsacore.

lyrics

Next step closer
Not giving a care
Two decades of wisdom
Not needed to share

A personal monopoly
On everybody's doorstep
But ruling with
The same kind of intent

Je m'appelle monsieur realist
I'm glad not to be so triste
Fuck the idea of a marriage
To have a baby in a carriage
Not religious or an Atheist
Don't give me a status

Well ecstasy
On the blank concrete
Once again
Time to repeat

Depressing
Can't cope with depression
But I can't blame that
On personal questions

Je m'appelle monsieur realist
I'm glad not to be so triste
Economically deprived
I'm just glad to be alive
C'est la vie, but not for me
Two decades gone for this one song

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from Pass The Controller, released July 10, 2017
Andrew Loffler: Guitar, Vocals
Brian Dusseault: Bass, Vocals
Tommy Sanders: Drums

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