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Vuvuzela
05:06
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Well it worked before
can it work again?
You don't need good ideas
when you've got a lot of friends
And I know, we know
what you wanna feel
Are the tastemakers
serving mass appeal?
If you came for guitars
well then I don't know what to tell ya
It's just me and all my friends
blowin' on our vuvuzelas
but if you came for the party
it's the dopest one around
it's just me and all the white boys
tryin' to be like James Brown
So step in line
the bandwagon's gonna be here soon
and you don't want
them leaving without you
cuz there's a place
for you right at the top
and we'll pretend it's never gonna stop
Drill it in their heads
until they pound it in the disco
pick up all the latest trends
from Brooklyn to San Francisco
when the formula's been found
where gonna milk it for all it's worth
and we're rippin' off the classics
while we're callin' it a rebirth
If everybody else is doing it I guess I should be doing it too
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Greenjeans Columbus, Ohio
Music for driving a dune buggy down to the beach on Mars.
current line-up:
Dave
Eric
Marko
Brian
Ty
past jeansmen:
Jon
Johnny
Colin
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