The Apes And The Chimpanzees
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The Apes And The Chimpanzees
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There's someone at the door
Someone at the door
I'll go get it
Well if it isn't our distant cousins
Look darling it's our cousins.
Come on and meet my family
Come in and meet my family
We are eating
Come in and meet my family
Come in and meet my family
We are eating
You must join us
Come on dear, lay another place for
The apes and the chimpanzees...
You look like an orang-utan
You look like an orang-utan body-popping
Well I am just a monkey
I'm just a monkey that is rocking!
You must join us
Come on dear, lay another place for
The apes and the chimpanzees...
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