Page type: lyric reference
Artist: De Phazz
Canonical path: /de-phazz/jim-the-jinn
Related lyric paths: 6
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Jim The Jinn
Read Jim The Jinn lyrics by De Phazz on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Jim The Jinn
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You might just be a poor tailor's lazy son
I don't mind, rub the lamp
and the show goes on
I can make you travel in time and space
I can change your sex,
I can change your race
You might be Genghis Khan
in burning rage
Or a go-go girl dancing in a silver cage
Still you're my master, I'm your slave
One day I'll be free to rave
Jim the Jinn, Jim the Jinn...
You can be the Queen of Sheba
in shining grace
Or Mahatma Gandhi in his holy place
Still you're my master
and I'm your slave
One day I'll be free to rave
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De Phazz performs "Jim The Jinn", and this lyric page sits inside the De Phazz catalog on LyroVerse.
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