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Alice Donut ~ Sunshine Superman


Every trick in the book now baby, I'll use it on you. I've got my devices darling, My machinery too. Lying on a parquet carpet, On the 4th of july. Finding things in physics books, Things to try. Now i've made my mind up, You're going to be mine. I tell you right now. Trying to finfd the yellow cab Where you lost your purse. Trying to find some cabbage and celery and paprika. Listening to julio iglesias, In a hot air balloon. I've got my devices, My paprika too. Now i've made my mind up. Fry your little mind. Take it. more free lyrics

Every trick in the book now baby,
I'll use it on you.
I've got my devices darling,
My machinery too.

Lying on a parquet carpet,
On the 4th of july.
Finding things in physics books,
Things to try.

Now i've made my mind up,
You're going to be mine.
I tell you right now.

Trying to finfd the yellow cab
Where you lost your purse.
Trying to find some cabbage and celery and paprika.

Listening to julio iglesias,
In a hot air balloon.
I've got my devices,
My paprika too.

Now i've made my mind up.
Fry your little mind.
Take it.

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