Papaya Mango
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Papaya Mango
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Papayer, oranger, bananaier et manguier
Pour manger sans jamais rien payer
Pas d'argent, pas de gens exigeant
Pas de vents, pas de pluie et des nuits étoilées
L'amour en veux-tu en voilà
On le rencontre à chaque pas
Mais comme on ne fait pas un pas
On attend qu'il vienne par là, la la la
Mangos, papaya
Chestnuts from the fire in
My house of straw i have so much more
Pie from the pigeon i fix in the kitchen
Each bite is just right for your appetite
Now if you like the way i cook
And if you like the way i look
Then step inside my shady nook
And you'll find mangos
And papayas anything your heart desires
Mangoes, papaya
Chestnuts from the fire the food is
So good you will wanna stay
Eat up and drink up and maybe you think up
The day when we say "preacher man, okay"
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Who performs "Papaya Mango"?
Shiina Ringo performs "Papaya Mango", and this lyric page sits inside the Shiina Ringo catalog on LyroVerse.
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