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Wedding Killer
04:45
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Tell me tell me, tell me friend,
Tell me tell me what's bothering you,
I'm ya fella, no need to pretend.
Tell me, tell me, what's wrong with you.
Last night, last night, I came back home,
Caught her but naked on the kitchen floor,
Last night, last night, she was not alone,
Lost my shit
kicked the guy through the door
Tell me tell me, tell me my friend,
All the crazy things you have to say
Tell me tell me, how did it end,
Please don't tell me, don't tell me that...
Yeah I killed my wife,
With a kitchen knife,
Suffocated her lies,
Now her lips are tied.
So why i killed my wife,
and I know I was right
No more lies to tell
now she can rot in hell,
Oh bloody hell, what is wrong with you,
Im gonna tell you what you gotta do.
In a suitcase bring her to the peer.
Dump the body make her disappear.
Rollin, rollin, rollin, in a suitcase
Drowning, drowning, drowning in a deep lake.
Sinkinig, sinking, sinking down to the ground,
No, no way she's ever gonna be found.
Yes I killed my wife
And I watched her die
She had no chance to fight
And I know I was right.
Thats why I killed my wife.
I took her fucking life
No more lies to tell,
She can rot in hell.
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Rote Rose
03:38
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Sugar Mommy ♥ $
03:41
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Probably Nancy Berlin, Germany
Probably Nancy is a Berlin-based ClitRock band founded by the street musician Giorgia Job (vocals/guitar/harmonica) together
with her friends Nuria Koala (bass) and Liliana Zieniawa (drums).
Their songs are inspired by the lovely Berliner discomfort with their shitty friends, murderers, donkey lovers, stinky 24h bars, addictions and kartoffensalat...
... more
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