Goo Goo Muck
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Goo Goo Muck
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Well when the sun goes down and the moon comes up
I turn into a teenage goo goo muck - haha
I cruise thru the city and I roam the streets
A-looking for something that is nice to eat - haha
You better duck when I show up - the goo goo muck
Well I'm a night head hunter looking for some head
With a way-out body underneath that head
I'll get you baby with a little luck
Cause I'm a teenage tiger and a goo goo muck
You better duck when I show up the goo goo muck
The city is a jungle and I'm a beast
Well I'm a teenage tiger looking for a feast
I want the most but I I'll take the lead
Cause I'm a goo goo muck tiger and a teenaged beast
You better duck when I show up - the goo goo muck
You better duck when I show up - the goo goo muck
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