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Hypocrisy
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Don't you wish somebody else was you
Don't you ever wish to be all new
Think of all the things that you could do
I can figure what you're trying to be
Walking with a bouncing step for me
Hide behind your smile so I don't see
But all you get
For your regret
But all you get
Is insane
You built these walls around you
And said goodbye to this reality
Honestly I hope that one day you'll be free
You live your life in anger
That's why you're so uptight
I hope I’ll never be
I hope I’ll never be like you
Take a look into my loving eyes
They can see behind your old disguise
Cause i love you more than I hate your lies
But in the end
If you pretend
But in the end
You’re insane
Pull down the walls around you
And make an end to this Hypocrisy
Honestly I hope that one day you'll be free
Just rip the fear out of you
Throw you hands up in the air
I hope that one day you'll be
I hope that one day you'll be
I hope that one day you'll be free
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The Hotspurs Berlin, Germany
Drums, Bass, Guitar and your voice - that’s all you need!! THE HOTSPURS are a classically Rock three piece, founded in 2012. Affected by the greats in rock music THE HOTSPURS are committed to straightforward rock music with catchy tunes. The three guys love to be on stage, catching the crowd with their energetic and passionated performance, but they also want to leave something to posterity. ... more
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