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Artist: Goldfinger
Canonical path: /goldfinger/donut-dan
Related lyric paths: 6
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Donut Dan
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Donut Dan
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Donut Dan's gonna get a hummer from a man
Donut Dan's gonna get a hummer from a man
Donut Dan's gonna get a hummer...
Donut Dan's gonna get a hummer...
Donut Dan's gonna get a hummer from a man
And I won't tell your girl she's a man
And I won't tell your girl she's a man
And I won't tell your girl...
And I won't tell your girl...
And I won't tell your girl she's a man
Tapatio and five dolars mercy jerk
Tapatio and five dolars mercy jerk
Tapatio and five dolars...
Tapatio and five dolars...
Tapatio and five dolars mercy jerk
Donut Dan
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Goldfinger performs "Donut Dan", and this lyric page sits inside the Goldfinger catalog on LyroVerse.
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