Physics, 18.01.2021 18:10 lanakay2006

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Out the door before you even blink
Somethin' so cold-blooded
With a deep killer instinct

Don't look us right in the face
It's like starin' at a burnin' sun
Got teeth like razor blades
And you know that we're out for blood
We're out for blood!

Better run, better run
'Cause here it comes, here it comes
Better run, better run
When the wolves come out to play!

Full moon is risin'
Oh, the hunger's burnin' like a flame
No use in hidin'
Oh, you're never gonna find escape

Don't look us right in the face
It's like starin' at a burnin' sun
Got teeth like razor blades
And you know that we're out for blood
We're out for blood!

Better run, better run
'Cause here it comes, here it comes
Better run, better run
When the wolves come out to play!

No mercy!
This fury!
Like a war machine, it keeps turning
No mercy, no mercy!
No mercy!
This fury!
Like a war machine, it keeps turning
No mercy, no mercy!

Better run, better run
'Cause here it comes, here it comes
Better run, better run
When the wolves come out to play!

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