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Better Times
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Better days will come to you
Don’t look back, if it’s not for good
That she’s gone, well that’s a fact
Just make up your mind, you’re gonna be alright
You don’t love her
You don’t need her
You don’t even miss her, at all
I really now, you’re down on her
But the thing she did, you never deserved
Come on and get out, out of this place
Now raise up your head high, for a change
You don’t love her
You don’t need her
You don’t even miss her, at all
Better times, better times for you
Better times, better times for you
Better times, better times for you
Better times, better times for you
Better days will come to you
Don’t look back, if it’s not for good
That she’s gone, well that’s a fact
Just make up your mind, you’re gonna be alright
You don’t love her
You don’t need her
You don’t even miss her, at all
Better times, better times for you
Better times, better times for you
Better times, better times for you
Better times, better times for you
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The Beatpunkers PV, Spain
The Beatpunkers is a powerpop band with a trademark sound based on effective guitars and a taste for
melodies.
This 3-piece band performs regularly in the local scene of Bilbao but if you are lucky enough, The Beatpunkers could show up in your city anytime.
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