rock culture (#084)

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FiRSTLAST in defense of firstlast: "I never agreed with everything that was related to the rock culture label, something overdosed with stereotypes, these stereotypes were reinforced by artists, audience, publishers and press. In the present day tattoos is something more related to the tattoo subject, it always has been, colored short hair is more related to stories drawn in the sequence of small frames, specifically japanese comic books. A look that is suitable for one does not necessarily suit everyone. The faster a person can partially or totally get rid of the overdose of these stereotypes, the better." Taking advantage of the production of this audiovisual I wrote a song lyrics from the lyrics that a friend wrote to play on the acoustic guitar, but as I considered his lyrics too submissive, in excess, I considered it a good idea to improve it, if still I remember I heard his song in the year 1996, so I named my version 1996. Below is my en-US language version of the original lyrics, my version was not written to be turned into music: | 1996: Just to deserve it, Work and buy. Just to deserve, ... I deserve not to elect you. Just to deserve it, I deserve to live in peace. Just to deserve it, Side by side was a pair. The feces are brown in color, This is not racism. The feces are brown in color, This is not xenophobia. My motorcycle Still hasn't been returned. I had a rhyme. Electric guitar isn't acoustic guitar, No, I'm not against consumption. Just to deserve it, No, I didn't go, I stayed. On the electric guitar I played Bossa Nova, There was no conflict From generations. The acronym PBM Sounds free of interpretations, I studied in private education. Menstruation starts with the letter M, A red M inside a red circle. I'm not a menshevik, I am not bolshevik. The feces are brown in color, This is not racism. The feces are brown in color, This is not xenophobia. I don't know if this is a social network, But I want to live in peace. Menstruation starts with the letter M, A red M inside a red circle. I'm not a menshevik, I am not bolshevik. I've had enough of this boring music, I haven't eaten a pamonha in decades. My father had a Kombi, The family claimed together. They're not all dead yet, Whoever is born in Brazil is dung. And so on I went, I went, but I came back. If you don't understand this song, Maybe it's because you were born Brainless. (c) fjgr Main languages used: Portuguese, English. Translated from Brazilian language (pt-BR) to English by Google Translate, proofreading and correction of translation errors by humble firstlast.