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4:48
04:13
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We went to a party, to your friend's home
Everybody drunk as fuck
Others looking for some fun
A lot of people throwing up
Remember that I didn't want to go
Even though I went with you
Because by that time we were one
But I just screwed it all
I didn't want to hurt you
But I was feeling insecure
I could have told you I needed you more
That doesn't fix anything no more
Yes I know, I screwed it all
Yes I called you a bitch, a whore
But the way you were talking to him
I couldn't stand it anymore
I can't believe... but you're gone
All the people just having fun
They were dancing reggaeton
We were fighting, screaming a lot
You just were saying: fuck, fuck, fuck
It was 4:48 o clock
The exact time when I lost your love
The house was a circus, berserk as fuck
It didn't meant nothing when I called you a whore
Sorry Robert, I cried a lot
Because it fucking hurts so much
To think that you've just won the war
Then realize that you lost it all
You took away my heart and soul
I know you're better on your own
You always do everything you want
But please come back home
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Sweetheart, it's been a long long time
Since we started
This routine we call life
We knew this bussiness was so mean
This bussiness' fucking hard
They're hurting us bad
When everybody say stop
We will keep moving on
'Cause this is what we want
We're not here to play it cool
This is what we love
Now, let us kick some butts
Maybe we'll never change the world
But they all need a voice
And well we have no choice
We're not attention whores
And we don't want them all
Just let them know who won
This dream started just because
I wanted to be a Ramone
I'm not doing it because
All the sex and drugs
And all the alcohol
I sing because I want to be
The voice of my underrated
Generation
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