1. |
Trouble
08:10
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He heard a sound outside
Theres a knife in his hand
Never Doubted his bad luk fate
he says:
"i think i'm in trouble
my money is gone
i think i'm in trouble
and i keep going on"
so he drive the car too fast
hoping not to get caught
gambling in every turn
with his hand on his pistol
locking horns with the Devil
he drink and drive
With the head full of bad thoughts
And his heart on fire
trouble, don't mess with an old man (refrao)
trouble, don't mess with an angry man
trouble, don't mess with an dead man
because losers never rest
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2. |
Magic Boy
02:39
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Magic boy I need you
Magic boy put me out of the blue
Magic boy won´t save my soul
Magic boy, heat me out of cold
Magic boy you´re not free
Magic boy you have me
Magic boy be by my side
I am worth the fight
If I can´t have you
There will be nothing to do
Magic boy you´re not free
Magic boy you have me
Magic boy stay with me
Magic boy don´t you see?
All the relevant things
Matters to care, they´re all me
Magic boy you´re not free
Magic boy you have me
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