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Devil in my Head
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DEVIL IN MY HEAD
I got the devil in my head and I don't know why
Sorry my old friend that I don't have in mind
All I have are black clouds storming in my brain
But I do the thing that I know right
One day I’ve realized there is a battle in my head
The good versus the bad, there is a choice in here
All I have are black clouds storming in my brain
But I do the thing that I know right
I've got decisions to make
Only one life to live
Can I be immortal
To see the future wars
I got the devil in my head and I just don't want
To take the next train to the other side
But sometimes, the voice in my head Is wonderful
It tells me to help others give something back
I've got decisions to make
Only one life to live
Can I be immortal
To see the future wars
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Crocodile Country Rock Saguenay, Québec
Crocodile Country Rock is a rock band based in Saguenay, Canada. Known for their singular sound, lacing rock, blues and country, Crocodile Country Rock offers a sonic tapestry where the textures and melodies never shy away from their distinctive sound. Since their debut in 2013, Crocodile Country Rock has toured all around eastern Canada. ... more
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