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Artist: Monkey Business
Canonical path: /monkey-business/harder-than-your-father
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Harder Than Your Father
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Harder Than Your Father
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So what's your point
I give you shelter shelter
Try to really get to know you
You give me paranoia
Stop acting like my mother
Get it right into your mind
You better understand
I wear the pants in this household
I don´t care that you´re the man
Who's running helter skelter
So do your best to please me
Till now you had it easy
'Cause my father´s gone gone gone gone now
I'm Harder than your father
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