BiGod 20:It Doesn't Matter
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This song is performed by BiGod 20 and appears on the album Steel Works! (1992).
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Who never knew enjoyment
Who ever learned to keep lunatic rules
I had a partner, he learned to do it
No one was calling and now he's dead
He never felt the pride of dissipation
He never lied, he never saw a light
He was a fool, so absolutely different
Seems to be a never ending fight
I'm not aware of that man in Tijuana
I wouldn't care of anything he wants
It doesn't matter, that we are feeding our illusions,
It doesn't matter
It doesn't matter, that we are pealing our feelings.
It doesn't matter
A lackof time for celebrations
I am not aware of you
Drop me at that filling station
Go to hell, it's not for me
Realize a silent motion
Creature of the living dead
Let me out of obligations
Take your time to fill your head
I'm not aware of that man in Tijuana
I woudln't care of anything he wants
It doesn't matter, that we are feeding, it doesn't matter
It doesn't matter, that we are pealing, it doesn't matter
When tears fall
Who ever learned to keep lunatic rules
I had a partner, he learned to do it
No one was calling and now he's dead
He never felt the pride of dissipation
He never lied, he never saw a light
He was a fool, so absolutely different
Seems to be a never ending fight
I'm not aware of that man in Tijuana
I wouldn't care of anything he wants
It doesn't matter, that we are feeding our illusions,
It doesn't matter
It doesn't matter, that we are pealing our feelings.
It doesn't matter
A lackof time for celebrations
I am not aware of you
Drop me at that filling station
Go to hell, it's not for me
Realize a silent motion
Creature of the living dead
Let me out of obligations
Take your time to fill your head
I'm not aware of that man in Tijuana
I woudln't care of anything he wants
It doesn't matter, that we are feeding, it doesn't matter
It doesn't matter, that we are pealing, it doesn't matter
When tears fall
Credits
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- Lyrics by Thomas Franzmann
- Music by Markus Nikolai