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Invincible
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I can't surround it
We're all We're all
Like in a nutshell
Waiting for the call
Can't live without it
You're all You're all
Like in a hopeless case
In denial
Everybody once said
You gotta give it a try
This is your last chance
'Cause we're all born to die
Feeling weaker than before
Now we're coming back for more
You gotta get along with it
You wreckin' ball
'Cause deep inside you've always known
There is no home for a guy like you
Can't stand to kill time
While you're at the top the world
And I'm still sticking at the bottom
Everybody once said
You gotta give it a try
This is your last chance
'Cause we're all born to die
Feeling weaker than before
Now we're coming back for more
What if there is no escape door
Now we're coming back for more
And even more
We'll keep on rolling
'Til our wheels start breaking
And then we'll fix it
And we'll start to roll over
We'll keep on rolling
'Til our legs start shaking
And then we'll fix it
And we'll start to roll over
We'll keep on rolling
'Til our hearts start bleeding
And then we'll fix it
And we'll start to roll over
Everybody once said
You gotta give it a try
This is your last chance
'Cause we're all born to die
Feeling stronger than before
Now we're coming back for more
Way behind that escape door
Feel like we're INVINCIBLE
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Directors Cut Lyon, France
With various musical influences but one common goal, Directors Cut combines catchy melodies with sharp riffs and twisted song structures, trying to put out a fresh and new sound.
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