Mr. Big
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Mr. Big
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When he's dancin', baby
Knows just how to move
When he's in a jam
He knows just what to do
He's talking', baby
Knows just what to say
Think what you want
He don't care anyway
But...
Something is missing
Mr. big
Something is missing
Mr. big
You can see him, yeah
He's always on the town
And he's dressed to kill
He always looks so fine
When he wants to walk
He'll walk all over you
But...
Something is missing
Mr. big
So what's the problem
Mr. big
Don't look so happy
Mr. big
Something is missing
Mr. big
When he's dancin', baby
Knows just how to move
When he's in a jam
He knows just what to do
When he wants to walk
He'll walk all over you
He don't do the things
That little people do
But...
Something is missing
Mr. big
So what's the problem
Mr. big
Don't look so happy
Mr. big
Something is missing
Mr. big
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Who performs "Mr. Big"?
Icehouse performs "Mr. Big", and this lyric page sits inside the Icehouse catalog on LyroVerse.
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