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Ludovic and Jivan's masterpiece! Corona Time Stuck in my bedroom with flu I don’t know why can’t sleep tonight I got the feeling I don’t know what’s right And I'm wondering if it’s because of you Yes, I'm stuck in my bedroom with flu I don’t why I'm feeling blue Corona’s sticks like a stick of glue I don’t know how this virus flew to you The Corona spread while I was in bed I’m feeling nausea it hurts my head It fled and it hit Fred as it sped The virus spread and It made me disappointed Sometimes I just wanna know why Coronavirus is like a bad guy It never stops until people die I'm wondering why

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