Oweee lyrics
You bitch you hurt me,
And now I can never forgive you.
You bitch, you bitch,
You hurt me.
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Aurelio Voltaire
- country:Cuba
- Languages:English, Icelandic, Hebrew, Spanish
- Genre:Electropop, Gothic/Darkwave
- Official site:http://www.voltaire.net/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurelio_Voltaire
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