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tak kan menyesal begini jadina
buat apa juga disesalkan
tak kan menyerah begini hasilnya
buat apa juga diserahkan
lanjutkan saja hidup ini
kehidupan harus terus berlanjut
berjuang bukan disini akhirnya
ku mau hidup 1000 tahun lagi
Reff:
terbang merdeka... merdeka... merdeka
jelajahi angkasa... belantara dunia
kepalkan tangan tunjukan padanya... oi...oi
bahwa kita ingin merdeka
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drunken misterious man
go out from the fuckin' dark pub
he bring the bottle and scream to create the noise
at the same time sing a song of his pride football club
raising middle finger, and scream that "im is a hooligan"
reff:
warrior with a pride
i said to all bastard a fuck you
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3. |
Debil - Parasite
02:19
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you're fucking parasite
and you like to harm your friend
i dont like about lies
i dont like if you lie to me
reff:
i dont like you
you are fuckin' bastard
i dont like you
you are fuckin parasite
your mouth full of maggot
and your face like a goat
you're the best fuckin' liar
so, you has to be kicked
back reff
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DEBIL Indonesia
Julfi Bengal : Vocal
Pram : Lead Guitar
Ari Azhari ; Guitar
Oka Renaldo : Bass
Ari CHS ; Drum
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