Hey!
What've we left to do?
With 20 Minutes?
Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!
We've got the rythm and we make you fuck fuck
and we put it on the record!
If we take it from them too...
What they remember?!

Then we make ourselves pretty
and we make some noise (yeah yeah yeah)
we are sex automata
we are sex automata
Now Come On!

We've got the rythm and we make you fuck fuck
and we put it on the tape
Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! (Uh huh!)
It's what we have to do
with the scene and order
Keep your grammar, fools
oh baby, baby!

Yeah Yeah Yeah
then we make ourselves pretty
and we
then we go out to the city
and we stay out on the scene
we are sex automata
we are sex automata
oh baby! (Yeah yeah yeah)

And we're working out, ah-oh! (Yeah yeah yeah)
I'm gonna sleep out on the street, baby! (Yeah yeah yeah)

We are sex automata!
Yeah, we are sex automata!
Now get up!


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    this song is so fucking good.

    tick tockon May 03, 2005   Link

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