Who the fuck are you
Hey, don't you fucking point your finger
Don't push me back
Who the fuck are they
And don't you fucking point your finger
Don't push me back
Because I'm the real man
I got the better plan
And don't you ever think to fucking question me again
You've enter the final game
This will be your last mistake
Te diguo no questiones who I am
Who I am

I don't need a charity
I don't need your apathy
This board is your hell
And I will fuck you all up myself
And I will fuck you all up myself
So wake up
Wake up
Wake up
I am your nightmare, it has begun

I know it's only fantasy
You're not alive in my dream
But I am winning when I am killing you
I know it's only fantasy
You're not alive in my dream
But I am winning when I am killing you

Who is the winner now?
Hey, don't you fucking point your finger
Don't push me back
Who? What the fuck did you think?
I'm not just any fucking spic
Don't push me back
Yo soy hombre, respetame
Yo soy hombre, admirame
Don't you ever think to step in front of me again
You've entered the final game
This will be your last mistake
And don't you ever question me again
Me again

I don't need your apathy
This board is your hell
And I will fuck you all up myself
So wake up
Wake up
Wake up
I am your nightmare, it has begun

I know it's only fantasy
You're not alive in my dream
But I am winning when I am killing you
I know it's only fantasy
You're not alive in my dream
But I am winning when I am killing you

I know it's only fantasy
You're not alive in my dream
But I am winning when I am killing you
I know it's only fantasy
You're not alive in my dream
But I am winning when I am killing you


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