A-ha!
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A-ha!
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Eat, sleep, breathe it
You're full of the stuff
Go bag it, tied up, tight
Wheat-meat-dairy-free, teetotal, happy clappy
High on life, you should try it, try it, you know
Go on while no one's looking
A-ha! Caught you now!
Caught red handed in the biscuit tin!
Cost you to keep me quiet!
Golden boy, boots
Rocket, peddles, stool
Picking short smart moves
Plastic, tin can, paper separated
Busy bee, wave wave, save the planet, flag
But sneaky in suburbia
A-ha! Candid camera
Hook, line and sinker
For the four-wheel drive
Cost you to keep me quiet!
Keep me quiet!
(Keep me quiet!)
Nicest, sweetest
Utmost in everything
It's so charming, very charming
Well reckon, play the fool, no one's ill at ease
And put the deepest swiss bank trust in you
No one saw her coming
(You killed a man)
Cost you to keep me quiet!
Oi!
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Imogen Heap performs "A-ha!", and this lyric page sits inside the Imogen Heap catalog on LyroVerse.
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