Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Nits
Canonical path: /nits/ping-pong
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ping Pong
Read Ping Pong lyrics by Nits on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ping Pong
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Young red guards will fight the waves on yellow river
There to face a force ten typhoon tiger mountain
Are we playing ping pong
I'm on your side
You're on my side
I'm on your side
You're on my side
We play or fight
On this table
I am able
On this table
You are able
To win tonight
Are we playing ping pong
Golden bamboos grow on our chuang mountain
Ah the red stars on our caps the guns in our hands
I'm on your side
You're on my side
I'm on your side
You're on my side
We play or fight
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