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Bif Naked ~ You Star Man


He phones to yak and wack wack wack, this irritating boy. Step on a crack to break his back, for he brings to me no joy. He speaks too long i reply in tongues He doesn't understand. Can he not see i must be free, for me he's not the man? Dissatisfied, i hear his lies and reply candidly, "please, rock star man, change all your plans, and please stop phoning me!" more free lyrics

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