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ZZ Top ~ Burger Man


My charcoal's getting red hot, put your order in my hand. Won't you let me show you what I got sizzlin in the pan. Any way you want it baby, I am your burger man. If you need good hot grillin', try my burger stand. If you need a slice of thrillin', I'm the baddest in the land. Any way you want it baby, I am your burger man. Spoken: Did you want double meat? How 'bout some fries on the side? Once you try my burger baby, you'll grow a new thyroid gland. I said just eat my burger, baby, make you smart as Charlie Chan. You see the hot sauce can't be beat. Sit back and open wide. more free lyrics

My charcoal's getting red hot,
put your order in my hand.
Won't you let me show you what I got
sizzlin in the pan.

Any way you want it baby,
I am your burger man.

If you need good hot grillin',
try my burger stand.
If you need a slice of thrillin',
I'm the baddest in the land.

Any way you want it baby,
I am your burger man.

Spoken: Did you want double meat?
How 'bout some fries on the side?

Once you try my burger baby,
you'll grow a new thyroid gland.
I said just eat my burger, baby,
make you smart as Charlie Chan.

You see the hot sauce can't be beat.
Sit back and open wide.

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