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Xbox 360 vs. Ps3 Song
You And I In A Little Toy Shop(0.05)
Buy A Bunch Of Games And a New Xbox
Play Until The Break Of Dawn
Now Suddenly Something wrong
Microsoft Just Stick To Software
Your Not Cut Out To Make Hardware
Now I Sit And Wonder Why?
I Bought Something That Will Just Die(0.33)
(Break)
Microsoft Red Ring Of Doom(1.12)
Don't Play It More Than A Day It'll Die
They Keep Telling The Consumer
We're Getting This Game ( Oh Great Another Rumour0
Listen Good Now This Is The Law
If Your 360 Happen To Fall
It Will Sound Like A Chainsaw
It Will Kill The Disc Once And For All(1.32)
(Break)
Yeah Yeah We Heard It Before (1.44)
Microsoft Gives You More
Add More on It Ill Still Be Phony
They just wish they were more like Sony
C’mon listen to all our lies
They Are Just Trying To Avoid All the Lies
You’re Friends Will Laugh When Your Console Dies
When It Does Don't Be Surprise (2.06)
(Break)
Cnn (2.34)
Nbc
Msnbc
Are Microsoft Companies
So Of Course They Always Decree
360 owns ps3
At Least that what they make the public believe
Microsoft Played a Dirty Game
Don’t You Have Any Shame? X2
(Break)
I Have Had a 360(3.17)
And It Got the RROD
No More Xbox I Turned To Ps3
I Had It for Month and It Still Amazes Me
Remote Connection, Free Online Play
Reliable System What More Can I Say
Sure You Guy Have Gear Of War
And.....Maybe...Halo... If It Cool Anymore But (Upbeat)
We've Got Liar And Heavenly Sword
Little Big Planet And Msgs4
Sure We know Share Dmc
It Suck ...... Im Getting God Of War 3
KillZone Resistance And Motorstrom
R+C TOD Will Own
Warhawk Uncharted and Ngs
360 Is Left With
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