| A fire fell in my heart, it burns, it burns
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| Hope is the bread of my heart, I hope
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| His hands are white, his nails with nail polish
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| Where should my palm hide calluses?
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| His car came to our repair shop yesterday
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| I was shot as soon as I saw it, I started to love
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| Long skirt on her feet, wavy hair
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| My master called from afar: "My son, the red suits."
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| My master called from afar: "My son, the red suits."
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| I read something like this in a novel.
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| It was an expensive book with a glossy paper cover.
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| What happened, somehow the young girl fell in love
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| In such a case, the mechanic's apprentice
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| I said to my master: "I'm not going to wear overalls today."
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| I combed my hair in my bird-backed mirror
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| Would come today to take the car back
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| Maybe to make the dream in that novel come true.
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| Maybe to make the dream in that novel come true.
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| Time stopped, the world stopped, he came in through the door
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| Time stood still, the world came in through the door
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| I just stared, not taking my eyes off
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| I just stared, not taking my eyes off
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| I opened the car door, I opened it, let him in
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| I opened the car door, let him in
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| Crescent eyebrows raised, asked: "Who is this punk?"
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| Crescent eyebrows raised, asked: "Who is this punk?"
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| He drove away, I choked on his exhaust
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| Tears in my eyes, I slowly sat up
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| My master came, patted me on the back, "Forget it," he said, "Novels!"
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| "You're a worker, stay a worker, put on the overalls," he said.
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| "You're a worker, stay a worker, put on the overalls," he said.
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| "You're a worker, stay a worker, put on the overalls," he said.
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| "You're a worker, stay a worker, put on the overalls," he said.
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| "You're a worker, stay a worker, put on the overalls," he said.
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| You are a worker, stay a worker!
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| You are a worker, stay a worker!
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| You are a worker, stay a worker!
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| You are a worker, stay a worker!
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| You are a worker, stay a worker!
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| You are a worker, stay a worker! |