Black And White Radio
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Black And White Radio
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You make friends with ugly people
So you stand out in a crowd
You keep it pc and street legal
Turn it up but not too loud
Notice her sleep walk dances?
Gets her moves from the mtv clubs filled with pimps and gangstas dj spinning that rnb
Report to the dancefloor go go go go kids all tune in to the black and white radio
And did you notice her sleep walk dances?
It's just a question without and answer
The kids all log on
The kids all download
The kids all tune in to the black and white radio go go go go
Go go go go
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British India performs "Black And White Radio", and this lyric page sits inside the British India catalog on LyroVerse.
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