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He​-​Shakila

from Animal Soul by Jefe Chirpa

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I saw you tonight
Behind me with your knife
No face at all
I saw you tonight
You stabbed me in the back
with your enormous knife
You told me to be calm, to be easy

This is not what it seems to be
Just another fight in the street
But there’s a woman lying on the floor
killed by a free rapist

I’m a man with a gun, or a gun with a man
I’m a man full of anger, I’m a man full of hate
And I’m ready to come and buy and kill
Come and buy and kill you all

I’m ready to be the bad one
You know, I’ve always been a bad man
I’m ready to be the bad man
But are you ready?
Oh, your dance is feeble
Oh, my body is cold

I saw you tonight
Behind me with your knife
No words at all
I saw you tonight
You stabbed me in the back
with your enormous knife

You told me to be calm, to be easy
I’m a man with a gun, or a gun with a man
I’m a man full of anger, I’m a man full of love
And I’m ready to come, buy and kill
Come and buy and kill you all

Like a thunder from the sky
In the summertime
Such a strange thing
Now it’s time for me walking to you
Come to me, come to me now

I’m ready to be the bad one
You know, I’ve always been a bad man
I’m ready to be the bad man
Now, are you ready?
Oh, your dance is feeble
Oh, my body is cold
Your body is cold

Now it’s time for me walking to you
Come to me

Like a thunder from the sky
In the summertime
Such a strange thing
Now it’s time for me walking to you
Come to me, come to me

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from Animal Soul, released April 1, 2015

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Jefe Chirpa Vitoria, Spain

Banda de rock alternativo.
Alternative rock band.

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