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311 ~ Rub A Dub


Ooh, what else can i do Ooh, what else can i do Ooh, face in a screw Ooh racing to prove You never remember The blossom sender Still in a Rub A Dub style Long time you don't know what I'm doin' Whoa Long time see troubles are brewin' yeah Stick to the way you rock it and know that you'll cope with that Not gonna let it sit till i say, quot;how dope was thatquot; Keep your head pumpin' till you get in the zone not giving up, not going home Stick to the way you rock it just do it real slow Nobody can really say cuz nobody really know only thing that matters if it's funky to you You got a choice of what you can do more free lyrics

Ooh, what else can i do
Ooh, what else can i do
Ooh, face in a screw
Ooh racing to prove
You never remember
The blossom sender
Still in a Rub A Dub style

Long time you don't know what I'm doin' Whoa
Long time see troubles are brewin' yeah
Stick to the way you rock it and know that
you'll cope with that
Not gonna let it sit till i say, quot;how dope was thatquot;
Keep your head pumpin' till you get in the zone
not giving up, not going home

Stick to the way you rock it just do it real slow
Nobody can really say cuz nobody really know
only thing that matters if it's funky to you
You got a choice of what you can do

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