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Artist: Edgar Broughton Band
Canonical path: /edgar-broughton-band/hi-jack-boogie
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Hi-Jack Boogie
Read Hi-Jack Boogie lyrics by Edgar Broughton Band on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hi-Jack Boogie
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Flash back to the time
Back track burned his little mind
Too fast he got high
Hi-jack in the sky
Look out kids hear him moan
The mob has made a monster grow
Flash back
Flash back watch him go
TV radio
Hi-jack we lost sight
Flash back end of line
Sell his film for the refugees
We know who they are
Some say he was a crust of bread
Some say he was a star
Take it kid!
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