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The Boasta

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The Boasta

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[Yoshimi]

I wanna be the master

people call me a real bad answer

she be coming you work faster

come with me just relax her

girls tell me I'm the champer

when I plug in my baby amper

I'm brighter than any number

no boy scout ate Jack Kemper

that's right I'm the lion tamer

I wheel at all the damers

all the boys are so lamer

big fat kiss and they sound the samer

Julie hear me I come to you

check out my guitar solo

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