1. |
We Got a Secret
01:25
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Go ahead
Sit down next to Teacher
How I know you want to
Be underneath her
Got me waiting and I'm
Weak and
Got me waiting for the
Weekend
They've got their answers
We've got our questions
They've got their regrets
But we've got a secret
Go ahead
Sit down next to Teacher
How I know you want to
Be underneath her
Got me waiting and I'm
Weak and
Got me waiting for the
Weekend
Now we got a secret
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2. |
Ice Cream Mummy
02:05
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Ice cream mummy
better eat that cone quick
Cause it's getting pretty sunny
Ice cream mummy
I hope you brought cash
Cause I'm running out of money
Cherry vanilla kiss
From your sarcophagus
From the top of the pyramid
You really make me flip my lid
You really put a curse on me
Ice cream mummy
better eat that cone quick
Cause it's getting pretty sunny
Ice cream mummy
I hope you brought cash
Cause I'm running out of money
Cause I'm running out of money
You're my ice cream mummy
Yeah it's getting pretty sunny
You're my ice cream mummy
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