If only it was so simple
(oh!)

Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no

Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm

Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm
[x2]

(Debb)
(Ah-wulli) Hopp-de-lil-lel-lao-awomm-liel-lu-lu-lah-hom-mih
(maba-bube-deben)
(Ah-wulli) Hopp-de-lil-lel-lao-awomm-liel-lu-lu-lah-hom-mih
(maba-bube-deben)

Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm
[x2]

Ah-wulli!
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm

Ah-wulli!
[x8]

Hopp-de-lil-lel-lao-awomm-liel-lu-lu-lah-hom-mih
(maba-bube-deben)
Hopp-de-lil-lel-lao-awomm-liel-lu-lu-lah-hom-mih
(maba-bube-deben)
Hopp-de-lil-lel-lao-awomm-liel-lu-lu-lah-hom-mih
(maba-bube-deben)
Hopp-de-lil-lel-lao-awomm-liel-lu-lu-lah-hom-mih
(maba-bube-deben)

(DO IT NOW!)


Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm

Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-wale-den-de-bobo
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
(DO IT NOW)
Ah-wulli!
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm

Ah-wulli!
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm

(DO IT NOW)
Ah-wulli!
Wa-damm-de-dumm!
Happ-tili-lula-domm


Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!
Wale-den-de-bobo-den-di-bili-dan-lo-no
Ah-wulli!

Ah-wulli!
Ah-wulli!
Ah-wulli!
Ah-wulli!
Ah-wulli!
Ah-wulli!
Ah-wulli!

(Oh!)



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