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Wild Child
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A colorful line
Beyond control
You wanna have a taste?
You gotta swallow it whole!
In a jungle law
You gotta mind your soul
A child of art
So wild at heart
Has better things to do
As we know...
Let me be a wild child...
A child as wild as if I was heartened to (it).
Let’s live the wild child.
Let’s struggle in vain most ardently.
I’ve heard this voice inside
To shout it out loud!
Even I don’t know if it came from my heart
Or from without
Coma vigil...may I tell you about my dreams?
True to original or lies from the ground...it screams
alarm..alarm...alarm
A child as wild as if I was pardoned.
Let’s live the wild child...
Let’s struggle in vain most ardently.
Let me be a wild child...
A child as wild as if I was heartened to (it).
Let’s live the wild child.
Let’s struggle in vain most ardently.
Wild Child, Wild Child
Hearten me to be a
Wild Child, Wild Child
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MBWTEYP Mannheim, Germany
MBWTEYP (aka My Baby Wants To Eat Your Pussy) are a statement. The ardent crew of an airship ready for take-off, who expects
nothing more and nothing less than love, adventure and inspiration in merciless shipwreck.
''Anchors Aweigh, let's talk face to face. Take me away just in case. Away...awaiting no grace.''
Here we go again. Ladies & Gentlemen. It's MBWTEYP.
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