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Born Again
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Kiss or kill,
Just say, say, say,
What you feel,
See what you have done,
Our rainbow,
Is just gone,
Black or white?
I hate the daytime,
But I love the night,
You don’t have chance,
To ask me for a dance!
All the things are gone be alright,
Born again, another day
Another fight!
The lovely way to the great unknown,
But in the end,
I always find my way back home!
Kiss or kill,
Just show me,
What you feel,
See what you have done,
Our rainbow,
Is just gone,
Black or white?
I hate the daytime,
But I love the night,
You don’t have chance,
To ask me for a dance!
All the things are gone be alright,
Born again, another day
Another fight!
The lovely way to the great unknown,
But in the end,
I always find my way back home!
If u buy me a drink,
Im ready for romance,
We have time,
Till dawn comes,
No need to worry,
I'll not falling in love,
You don’t have a chance...
All the things are gone be alright,
Born again, another day
Another fight!
The lovely way to the great unknown,
But in the end,
I always find my way back home!
My way back home!
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Jolly Jackers Budapest, Hungary
Jolly Jackers is a five piece band with three lasses and two lads that hail from Budapest, Hungary. They have 5 albums: Call the Captain (2014), Sobriety (2015), Blood, Sweat and Beer (2017) and Out of the Blue (2018). To celebrate the 10th birthday of the band, they released a best of album with their most memorable songs in 2023 called Jackin' Around since 2013. ... more
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