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Flicker
03:27
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I met a girl and it was summer in the dark,
We rocked and rolled until we passed out with the smoke,
Maybe the lights didn't flicker,
I met a girl and it was summer in the dark
I gassed it heavy and we cruised into the sun,
Wind's whipping up and I can feel it rattle my bones,
Maybe the lights didn't flicker,
I gassed it heavy and we cruised into the sun
I met a girl and it was summer in the dark,
We rocked and rolled until we passed out with the smoke,
Maybe the lights didn't flicker,
I met a girl and it was summer in the dark
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Thunderbolt
03:35
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Thunderbolt, unstoppable
Lightning rod into your soul
Thunderbolt, unstoppable
Lightning rod into your soul
Thunderbolt, unstoppable
Lightning rod into your soul
Thunderbolt, unstoppable
Lightning rod into your soul
And I really want to know,
Just what makes you go
And I really want to know,
Is this just all for show?
Thunderbolt, unstoppable
Lightning rod into your soul
Thunderbolt, unstoppable
Lightning rod into your soul
And I really want to know,
Just what makes you go
And I really want to know,
Is this just all for show?
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