Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
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Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
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Her name is Yoshimi - she's a black belt in karate
Working for the city - she has to discipline her body
Cause she knows that it's demanding to defeat these
Evil machines - I know she can beat them
Oh Yoshimi
They don't believe me
But you won't let those
Robots eat me
Oh Yoshimi
They don't believe me
But you won't let those
Robots defeat me
Those evil natured robots - they're programmed to
Destroy us - She's gotta be strong to fight them
So she's taking lots of vitamins - cause she knows that
It'd be tragic if those evil robots win - I know
She can beat them
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