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Don't Even Try
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Leave your brain on the stove
so it can burn more
your thoughts are so freak
don't even think you'll always win
Stay there and never come out
I don't wanna see your ugly face again
It's disturbing how you try to know everything
Please, leave me here with my rain
Don’t even try, don’t even try, don’t even try to fuck with people like me
I think you’re not sensitive
you're ugly like your friends
go back to the place where you came from
and leave me here with my own rain
I don’t want you to mess up my brain
I don’t want you to make me feel bad
Who do you think you are?
I don’t need someone like you now
This is a hard time for me
So I don’t need your presence around me
Crazy people like you can't take the blame
Your problem is, you never cared
you're on your own, please leave me here
Don’t even try, don’t even try, don’t even try to fuck with people like me
This is a hard time for me, So I don’t need your presence around me
Don’t fuck with people like me, people like me, people like me, don't fuck with people like me.
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The Alvears Ciudad Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Argentina
The Alvears is a Buenos Aires based Argentinian band founded in 2010, highly influenced by Alternative Rock, Post-Punk, and New Wave Music. The band’s line up consists of lead vocalist/guitarist Daniel Bula, guitarist Leandro Fuks, bassist Martín Nastri and drummer Rodrigo Genni. ... more
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