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Little Boy
03:47
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<Little boy>
oh little boy
oh little boy
please don't come my hometown
please don't take my mother
changing gold
changing purple
changing grey
changing blue
changing so blue
now we all became son of bitches
now we all became son of bitches
everybody is dead
everybody is dead
everybody is dead
oh little boy
oh little boy
please don't go your hometown
please don't cry my lover
changing gold
changing purple
changing grey
changing blue
changing so blue
now we all became son of bitches
now we all became son of bitches
everybody is dead
everybody is dead
everybody is dead
today is End
today is End
today is End of the world
see you tomorrow
today is End
today is End
today is End of the world
see you tomorrow
see you tomorrow
see you tomorrow
see you tomorrow
see you tomorrow
see you
see you
see you
see you
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2. |
Fat Man (live version)
06:56
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