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Fuck the establishment
02:43
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Refuse the institutions,
start a revolution,
my only constitution
is to rock and noise pollution.
Try to break the rules,
try to stop your pains.
Let's enjoy this life
living as wild as red flames.
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I'm spending a good time
rock and rolling with no stop.
Don't be waiting many babies/babes,
they are following me all.
Fuck the establishment with rhymes,
fuck the system with my role.
Deconstruct this modern times
was my objective, for sure.
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All my purpose in life
is to be always on this top.
And the deepest social change
is no rules no Berlin walls.
If you gonna live so wild,
if you wanna accept my role
you must know almost every change
made someone be someone worse.
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I'm spending a good time
rock and rolling with no stop,
don't be waiting many babes,
they are following me all.
Fuck the establishment with rhymes,
fuck the system with my role.
Deconstruct this modern times
was my objective, for sure.
----
No system, no system,
no education, no education,
no rectification, no rectification,
this life is free.
No system, no system,
no education, no education,
no rectification, no rectification,
this life is free.
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JD ROCK AND ROLL Murcia, Spain
JD ROCK AND ROLL era el nombre artístico del proyecto musical de José Daniel Martínez cuando comenzó su trayectoria
musical.
Bajo este primer nombre fueron alcanzando a cada vez más público canciones como «Daradadá» y muchas otras.
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