Çok Güçlü Olmak Lazım lyrics
Na na na nana na na
Artık,
Artık bitmiş olduğumu düşündünüz hep
Akıl vermek konusunda yarıştınız hep
Kendime geldiğim her an kaçıştınız hep
Biliyorum ki varlığım buna sebep
En güçlüyü en zayıf kılan arkadaşlar
Çocuklara
Bunları anlatmaktan aciz anne babalar
Gerçeklerden uzak düşmüş tüm kanunlar
Evet demeye alışmış kadınlar
Çok güçlü ama çok dikkatli olmak lazım
Çok sevmek ama çok gerçekçi olmak lazım
Çok güçlü ama çok dikkatli olmak lazım
Çok sevmek ama çok gerçekçi olmak lazım
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