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Rainbow Road 64
02:41
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wake up and think of you, only you x4
what's that funny feeling I have
That funny feeling I have on my side
Is it me or is it you?
That's when I said
What!
Oh oh
Huh
ohhhhhhhhhhhhh
dahh dah dah dah dah
(do it over)
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Mufasa
02:17
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the king's not dead
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The Peat
02:50
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you sit there and you think
"what happens next?"
the grievance stays
you say no one knows
and i say i know, i know
and everything, remains the same
this was your last chance
this was your chance, your only chance
(repeat)
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Jorge - Guitar/ Vocals
Rico - Guitar
Ryann - Drums
Kevin - Bass
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