Phil The Creole
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Phil The Creole
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He used to be a hit man
He made a lot of noise
And he could make it fit, man
He did it for the boys
He did it for the money
Trouble was the game
He used to say that it was just a job
And to him it was all the same
Now he's taking it easy
Taking it slow
Taking it easy
Phil the creole
There never was a problem
That phil couldn't fix
Didn't matter where or why
He fixed it in the mix
He knew a lot of secrets
Phil he wouldn't tell
He used to say that he had lots of offers
But he would never sell
He's taking it easy
Taking it slow
Taking it easy
Phil the creole
Taking it easy (x4)
Taking it easy (x4)
Taking it easy (x4)
Bye bye phil
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Flash And The Pan performs "Phil The Creole", and this lyric page sits inside the Flash And The Pan catalog on LyroVerse.
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