Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jfa
Canonical path: /jfa/bouncer
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bouncer
Read Bouncer lyrics by Jfa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bouncer
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Going to the kinghts of pythia hall
thrashing the goonds and having a ball
slamming in the living room dancing in the hall
in comes the bouncer adn kicks me in the balls
we don't want you
we don't need you
for what, why I didn't mean to hurt that guy
don't give us hassle cuz we gave you lip
don't push us around cuz you don't dig our trip
we don't need your fucking shit
and we know Tony will take care of it
[Chorus]
don't push us around cuz you think you're boss
don't try to kick out John Haas
don't you know that rules are lost
and we don't wanna get tossed
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