Jump Them Out Of Babylon
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Jump Them Out Of Babylon
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jump them jump them
Jump them out of Babylon
Jump them jump them
Jumpt them out of Babylon
Some would call me an escaped prisoner
Some would say that I'm extortioner
Some would say I'm armed and dangerous
But I would say, "Don't get nervous"...
Some would say I'm a freedom fighter
Some would say I'm an executioner...
Some would say I'm a liberator
A me say jump them jump them
Don't want to be no prisoner...
An' me say break down the prison walls
Oh make me no more prisoner no more...
Tell my mama not to make no moise
Cuz I'm gonna have to pick a choice
Even do seven years in a dumb cell
Or jump them and do well
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