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Struggle
02:45
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Grateful to all the women from the past
For their stubbornness and courage
To fight for our rights
Grateful to all the women from the past
Who believed we should decide
How to live our lives
Grateful to all the women from the past
For all they did for us
For all they suffered, devoted for us
The struggle once started
Can't be thrown away
I ask myself where I’d be
If they hadn't dared to live free
Education, work wouldn’t be for me
If they hadn't dared to be free
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D.L (Dog Love)
01:26
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I don’t remember when I saw your smile
Feels like you’ve always been by my side
Your face ,your glance
Calm my heart
And even when you disappear
I worry it’s for ever
I hear you comeback
and I’m happy
like never before
Take me out
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Judge
01:34
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Toxic bitterness
Envy and hate
No place for hope
Only your way
Sea of venom’s overfilled
You’re pouring more, I’m drowning in it
You're first to judge!
I haven’t finished what I began
You already managed to put me down
Spit on me down, criticize
You’re full of hate, you’re full of lies
No positive feelings will spoil your day
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THE FIGHT Warszawa, Poland
Perfection of the West, charm of the Center and agression of the East!
Started in July 2005. Died in 2014.
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