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Black Lab ~ All The Money In The World


Switch the children watch the women scream. listen to the big machine. let's have a party, let's get some fireworks. let's see how long we forget how the game goes. marigolds gone to soldiers go Seed. listen to the big machine. all the money. all the money in the world. all the money. all the money can't burn your big machine. we wave our hands in bright white shades. we wave our flags Billy clubs & spades. help us now this is our hour of need. listen to the big machine. all the money. all the money can't burn your big machine. more free lyrics

Switch the children watch the women scream. listen to the big machine. let's have a party, let's get some fireworks. let's see how long we forget how the game goes. marigolds gone to soldiers go
Seed. listen to the big machine. all the money. all the money in the world. all the money. all the money can't burn your big machine. we wave our hands in bright white shades. we wave our flags
Billy clubs & spades. help us now this is our hour of need. listen to the big machine. all the money. all the money can't burn your big machine.

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