Boys In The Band
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Boys In The Band
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Hey, you, who are you talkin' to
Hey, boy, haven't you heard the news
No one can fight more than these boys
No one can bite more than these boys
Hey, hose, who do you want to know
Hey, punk, get off my case and go
No one can fix more than these boys
No one can kick more than these boys
The boys in the band
You can back down
Yours is no disgrace
No slack clown
It's time to close your face
Hey, now, what have you got that's new
Come on boy what are you trying to prove
No one can take more than these boys
'Cause no one can shake more than these boys
The boys in the band
You can break down
Yours is no disgrace
No slack clown
It's time that you knew your place
Come on break down
'Cause yours is no disgrace
No slack clown
It's time to close your face
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