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GUEST,PMB Mangled Lyrics Spelchecked! (115* d) RE: Mangled Lyrics Spelchecked! 22 Feb 08


Casablanca ["Blazing stood on the deck boy"]
FERISHIA HEMANZU (1793-1835)

The boy stood on the burning deck.
However, all of the dead;
Battle of the wreckage torch but ye peyote
Jacaranda round record of his death.

However, the bright and beautiful, he's standing
I was born to rule the world, a storm;
Blood creature is a hero
The cause of the same children, however, proud.

Fireworks - is not to criticize the move
His father is not in words;
Swoon under his father's death
His voice is not heard.

He called loudly - 'the father said,
However, if my work is complete? '
He is the leader and did not know
My son unconscious.

'Talk, and my father! ] He cried again,
'And so I went out after'
However, the reaction to the sound of shots
And Rolling fire quickly.

He welcomed a baby's head,
And that waving,
After death, watching colours
Still brave despair.

And the death in a loud voice, and again,
'Father! I survive? '
During his jacaranda quickly, and sail through the Veil,
How to submit a fishing reel to create a fire.

They are overwhelmed by the splendour of wild boat,
Egypt grabbed the flag rising,
And the flow through the children's kindness
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It's just that you have - Slim road
The boy - oh! Where were you?
I ask around the Wind
Debris scattered with sea! --

Mast, the leader of fairness and pennon
In addition, part of his continuing --
Noble died there, but it
He worked as a real heart.


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