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Intro
01:12
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Donner
02:31
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So Donner was a punk band
They played as fast as hell
They were underground as fuck
Does this story ring a bell?
They had the meanest fans
They had the meanest gigs
"Corporate people are shitbags
Polititians are fucking pigs!"
But one day Biggie Records comes knocking at their door
And a huge pile of money is thrown to the floor
"Come work for us" They say "And you might earn some more"
"Come work for us" They say "And you'll stop being poor"
So Donner signed the contract
And excuses started to flow
Their sound started to change
"It's called progress you know?"
Punk might get boring
Donner can change too
But a change like this
Gives me the feeling of deja vu
Now Donner packs arenas and has videos on Mtv
I wonder when we'll see their songs played on Glee
So now I started to wonder "Were they posers from the start?"
They're all style, no soul, all clichés, no heart
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3. |
True Flame
00:24
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Fuck conformist propaganda
Screw the softness of these bands
Does anyone care at all?
No one seems to care at all!
Where's the fire, atitude
Where's the fight? Where's the fight?
I's about time to reignite
The true flame of rock n roll
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4. |
Smell
00:36
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Oh the smell
It feels like hell
I want to bath
To be someone
Cus when I smell
Oh I can tell
People put me aside
My humanity compromised
Give me back my dignity
I want to be part of society
All I ask is for water and soap
Please God return my hope
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