Hey Goldmember

Beyoncé

Solid Gold
Solid Gold
Its Gold
Oh Oh
Its Gold
Choo Choo

Its gold its gold, its gold, its gold, its solid gold baby
Its gold, its gold, its gold, its gold, its solid gold baby

Hes got the mightyest touch
But he touched it too much
Hey goldmember
Hey goldmember
Hes got golden hair
And hes super bad
Hey goldmember
Hey goldmember


Goldie goldie goldie gold gold gold
Goldie goldie goldie gold gold gold
Goldie goldie goldie gold gold gold
Goldie goldie goldie gold gold gold

Hes got the nicest touch
He touched it to much
Hey goldmember
Hey goldmember
Your getting down tonight
Your dynamite
Hey goldmember
Hey goldmember

Cause thats the way uh huh uh huh
He likes it uh huh uh huh
Goldmember (goldmember)
He loves it (he loves it)
Cause thats the way uh huh uh huh
He likes it uh huh uh huh
Goldmember (goldmember)
He loves it (he loves it)

The mightyest touch
He touched it to much
Hey goldmember
Hey goldmember
Hes from the Nethlerlands
Thats how he learned to dance
Hey goldmember
Hey Goldmember

Its gold, its gold, its gold, its gold, its solid gold baby
Its gold, its gold, its gold, its gold, its solid gold baby
Its gold, its gold, its gold, its gold, its solid gold baby
Its gold, its gold, its gold, its gold, its solid gold baby


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    General Comment

    Odd song. A lyric problem, its "Hes from the Nethlerlands Thats WHERE he learned to dance "

    Also, it's "Hes got A golden PAD" (rhymes with the next line, no?)

    blindassasinon August 17, 2002   Link
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    General Comment

    RAR. rad song. =)

    FrankieLoveon May 26, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    it's

    "He's got the MIDAS touch"

    Not

    "He's got the MIGHTIEST tough"

    like king Midas who had the golden touch, everything he touched turned to gold?

    punkandjunkon November 20, 2008   Link

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