Shout Out
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Shout Out
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Come along, we'll have some fun,
I said tonight we'll have a real big thrill,
One listen and you will find,
that you're body won't stay still.
(Chorus):
You've got to shout out, G-MEN,
You've got to move you've got to get up and dance, don't you know
You've got to shout out, G-MEN,
You've got to move you've got to get up and dance,
Our aim in life is to make you dance,
To a real tight jump off beat,
We'll send a rocket up you spine, to blow your mind,
Blow off your shoes, your socks and feet.
(Chorus)
If only we could stay, and play all night,
And also play all day,
But time has told, we've got to got,
Bags packed now we're on our way.
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