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22-Pistepirkko ~ Geronimo


hey master, hey master tell me, what's your plan should I go east, or should I go west tell me where's the place I like best geronimo told me don't trust that man he always tries to fool me as much as he can hey woodoo, woodoo-woman tell me what is your plan you said you don't need no man well I have the fastest train you ever have ran well look at that geronimo told me don't trust that woman she'll always try to fool you, as much as she can geronimo told me, don't trust them at all they always try to fool you, as much as they can geronimo, geronimo, geronimo, geronimo, geronimo more free lyrics

hey master, hey master

tell me, what's your plan

should I go east, or should I go west

tell me where's the place I like best

geronimo told me

don't trust that man

he always tries to fool me

as much as he can

hey woodoo, woodoo-woman

tell me what is your plan

you said you don't need no man

well I have the fastest train you ever have ran

well look at that

geronimo told me don't trust that woman

she'll always try to fool you, as much as she can

geronimo told me, don't trust them at all

they always try to fool you, as much as they can

geronimo, geronimo, geronimo, geronimo, geronimo

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