The club is packed like a sandwich
All types of people like ham and swiss
Lettuce and tomato toasted bread
Bite down and taste the rhythm

Thank goodness we're finally here at the club
Man what a great-looking crop of people
The fact that they worked all week really adds to the meaning behind their dancing
My boss yelled at me "Take this dance move.
The copier broke down but tonight you're a star!"

I don't care what your name is
I don't care where you went to college
I hate your outfit and your face
Now everybody dance

Your jam's on
The jimmy jam's on
This is the time to get your jimmy jam on
Hey jimmy who
It's jimmy jam
Time to slam bam
It's jimmy jam

World beat
Whores in rhythm
Africa
No man's land
South America
Fruits and coconuts
Europe
You have no idea Europe is crazy
Global warming
Hot and sexy
Poverty
Exotic things

I don't care who you came with
I don't care if your car just died
I hate your open wounds and your brain
Now every dance
Everybody dance



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    Here's the real song, I believe:

    Hey girl, I don't mean no harm but, You do something to me. I'm not sure quite what it is yet, but, I'm getting a pretty good read on it at this point. Um, it's gonna come to me... What is it exactly we do? OH GOD YEAH WE GOTTA DANCE

    The club is packed like a sandwich All types of people like ham and swiss Lettuce and tomato toasted bread Bite down and taste the rhythm

    Thank goodness we're finally here at the club Man what a great-looking crop of people The fact that they worked all week really adds to the meaning behind their dancing My boss yelled at me "Take this dance move. The copier broke down but tonight you're a star!"

    I don't care what your name is I don't care where you went to college I hate your outfit and your face Now everybody dance

    Your jam's on The jimmy jam's on This is the time to get your jimmy jam on Hey jimmy you know It's jimmy jam Time to slam bam It's jimmy jam

    World beat Whores and rhythm Africa No man's land South America Fruits and coconuts Europe You have no idea! Europe is crazy Global warming Hot and sexy Poverty Exotic things

    I don't care who you came with I don't care if your mom just died I hate your overalls and your brain Now every dance Everybody dance

    awesomesauceon May 01, 2007   Link

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