Monkey
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Monkey
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Oh my my
Little white lie
I swear I'm gonna make it right this time
It's like a radio
Turning way down low
Telling me things I do not know I know
Tonight you will be mine
Tonight the monkey dies
Tonight you will be mine
Tonight the monkey dies
Now who's to blame
We used to be the same
Now you won't let me speak your name, what a shame
It's a suicide
Shut up and drive
We're never gonna make the light but it's alright
Cos tonight you will be mine
Tonight the monkey dies
Tonight you will be mine
Tonight the monkey dies
Tonight you will be mine
Tonight the monkey dies
Tonight you will be mine
Tonight the monkey dies
Oh, tonight you will be mine
Tonight the monkey dies
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