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Brave Combo ~ Eat Your Broccoli


Eat your broccoli (eat your broccoli) Eat your broccoli (your daddy says) Eat your broccoli (your mother says) Come on Eat your broccoli (all that broccoli) All your broccoli (eat it raw) Eat your broccoli (your button-flys button) Eat your broccoli Come on, come on Eat your broccoli (your daddy says) Eat your broccoli (with cheese on top) Eat your broccoli (eat it raw) Come on (come on come on) Eat your broccoli (eat your broccoli) Eat it! eat it! (eat that broccoli) Eat your broccoli (your button-flys button) Eat your broccoli Come on, come on Eat your broccoli (all that broccoli) Eat your broccoli (your daddy says) Eat your broccoli (eat that broccoli) Come on more free lyrics

Eat your broccoli (eat your broccoli)
Eat your broccoli (your daddy says)
Eat your broccoli (your mother says)
Come on

Eat your broccoli (all that broccoli)
All your broccoli (eat it raw)
Eat your broccoli (your button-flys button)
Eat your broccoli
Come on, come on

Eat your broccoli (your daddy says)
Eat your broccoli (with cheese on top)
Eat your broccoli (eat it raw)
Come on (come on come on)

Eat your broccoli (eat your broccoli)
Eat it! eat it! (eat that broccoli)
Eat your broccoli (your button-flys button)
Eat your broccoli
Come on, come on

Eat your broccoli (all that broccoli)
Eat your broccoli (your daddy says)
Eat your broccoli (eat that broccoli)
Come on

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