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Adam Ant ~ Mohair Lockeroom Pinup Boys


Adam ant/marco pirroni Big c big h mash mary name it What a ride what a ride You got me dizzy with that bullwhip We clutched each other the walls closed in Don't bust my chops like gungadin. We're coming home now diggety dig The old zippo bang is what it is We got flip-flop rubber, gung-ho toys The mohair lockeroom pinup boys. Five years old, he loves the screen Kissing with tongues and margerine. Fast and loose in just one thing Fast and loose in everything They sit around and laugh all day Make paree and draw their pay. Pool's not in but the patio's dry A shameful waste, we don't know why. I can lift weights what the hell My little girl just thinks i'm swell No back-slapping daddy-o Ran the caddy up to 9-0. more free lyrics

Adam ant/marco pirroni

Big c big h mash mary name it
What a ride what a ride
You got me dizzy with that bullwhip
We clutched each other the walls closed in
Don't bust my chops like gungadin.

We're coming home now diggety dig
The old zippo bang is what it is
We got flip-flop rubber, gung-ho toys
The mohair lockeroom pinup boys.

Five years old, he loves the screen
Kissing with tongues and margerine.

Fast and loose in just one thing
Fast and loose in everything
They sit around and laugh all day
Make paree and draw their pay.

Pool's not in but the patio's dry
A shameful waste, we don't know why.

I can lift weights what the hell
My little girl just thinks i'm swell
No back-slapping daddy-o
Ran the caddy up to 9-0.

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