36-24-36
see a girl walkin' down the street
just the kind of girl that I'd like to meet
it ain't her hair, her clothes, her feet
somethin' much more discreet
now I ain't loud baby I ain't proud
I just want what I'm not allowed
movin on up & help myself
do a world of good for my mental health
36-24-36
something's broken that needs to be fixed
I don't know how to tell you this but
I'm getting bored and I need some kicks
like 36-24-36
man-o man-o man-o man
I got a red hot plan if you understand
cannot fail it's plain to see
I'm havin' fun and makin' money
I know this summer's gonna be the best
if I don't die from lack of rest
experience what my daddy said
that's what I got just like he said
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something was broke but I got it fixed
I don't know if I should tell you this
but I was gettin' bored and I got my kicks
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somethings special 'bout her personality
somethings special 'bout her psysiology
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I want lots of pretty chicks
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I want lots of pretty chicks
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I want lots of pretty chicks
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I want lots of...


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    ahhh, of course

    Test For Echoon December 08, 2006   Link

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