Bah, Bah, Bah, Bah ...

Du bist verhältnismäßig cool,
hast volles Haar und festen Stuhl.
Du bist nicht zu dünn und nicht zu dick.
Schon viel gesehen von der Welt,
und hast auch nie zuwenig Geld.
Doch etwas fehlt Dir noch zu Deinem Glück.

Die Accessoires sind schon perfekt,
doch eins hast Du noch nicht gecheckt.
Die glatte Haut dort im Gesicht,
nein darauf stehen die Frauen nicht.

Keine Frage, Dir fehlt der 3-Tage-Bart.

Dein BMW Cabriolet,
ist an und für sich schon o.k..
An jeder Ampel bist Du König.
Und Deine Schuh' aus Krokodil,
die zeugen von Geschmack und Stil.
Doch leider ist das noch zu wenig.

Wenn Du in einen Spiegel blickst,
wird erst mal rücksichtslos gewichst.
Dein Ziel wär' der Geschlechtsverkehr,
doch dazu fehlt das Zubehör.

Hör, was ich Dir sage, Dir fehlt der 3-Tage-Bart.

"Hey, Joe, hör mal
das einzige, was die Miezen ans Gerät bringt, ist ein sauber geshaveter 3-Tage-Bart, oder Beard, wie wir cool People sagen. Don-Johnson-like wäre genau das Richtige und Dein kleiner Freund wird sich bedanken."

Geili-Geili-Supertyp, warum hat Dich keine lieb ?
Geili-Geili-Supertyp, warum hat Dich keine lieb ?
Geili-Geili-Supertyp, Geili-Geili-Supertyp.
Du bist ein Geili-Geili-Supertyp, Geili-Geili-Supertyp,
ein echter Super-Typ.


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