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Artist: Nina Kinert
Canonical path: /nina-kinert/get-off
Related lyric paths: 6
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Get Off
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Get Off
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Honey get a job get a new one
This thing you do is so strange
Lucky you have this boring thing in the daytime
To help to build a life
Get off, get off, my back
Get off, get off, get off
Get off, get off, my back
Get off, get off, get off
Honey get a man, get a new one
This one by your side is so strange
Lucky you have your looks to help your through
The boys don't fall in love with him
Get off, get off, my back
Get off, get off, get off
Get off, get off, my back
Get off, get off, get off...
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Nina Kinert performs "Get Off", and this lyric page sits inside the Nina Kinert catalog on LyroVerse.
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