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Afghan Whigs, The ~ Citi Soleil


- dulli - Jean content He wake up everyday In a government yard Deep down inside citi soleil Roll some bones and catch a fire Evil minds, they will conspire The moon to lose its light The stars sink into night Across the town A young girl plays guitar "do you remember me?" she sings to a lover She worships from afar Roll some bones and catch a fire Evil minds, they will expire The moon to shine a light Upon us all tonight Ooh child, i'll meet you, child On the sunny side, it's alright, it's alright No lies, and no cryin' It's alright "how you like me now?" My friend, he say "how you like the madness of citi soleil?" Roll the bones and catch a fire Join the triumph of the choir Citi soleil, citi soleil I love to say citi soleil more free lyrics

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Jean content
He wake up everyday
In a government yard
Deep down inside citi soleil
Roll some bones and catch a fire
Evil minds, they will conspire
The moon to lose its light
The stars sink into night
Across the town
A young girl plays guitar
"do you remember me?" she sings to a lover
She worships from afar
Roll some bones and catch a fire
Evil minds, they will expire
The moon to shine a light
Upon us all tonight

Ooh child, i'll meet you, child
On the sunny side, it's alright, it's alright
No lies, and no cryin'
It's alright

"how you like me now?"
My friend, he say
"how you like the madness of citi soleil?"
Roll the bones and catch a fire
Join the triumph of the choir
Citi soleil, citi soleil
I love to say citi soleil

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