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Dodge Bullets
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Sit down on the chair
And open up yourself
Let it all spill out
I won’t take offence
Don’t you hide the truth
Hit me with your dirt again
Cause I’m ready
To dodge bullets to stay awake
Cyber tourists pull the breaks
How hurtful it is?
I don’t care about that at all
Please lead me to the dark
It makes my pain disappear
It makes me feel good
So hit me with your dirt again
Cause I’m ready
To dodge bullets to stay awake
Cyber tourists pull the breaks
Hit me with your dirt again
Thousand ballots with your name
Cyber tourists you’re to blame
Hit me with your dirt again
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