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Adam Ant ~ Juanito The Bandito


Adam ant Lock up your shed because juanito's coming Just crossed over into mexico Lock up your pigsty and your daughters Cos if it moves, you know old juanito Young ladies he likes to ravish He knows how to make them wet And if he can't, he'll dig himself a hole Or go looking for your favorite pet, ole They call him juanito the bandito Lock up your things, you'll be robbed They call him juanito The randy bandito Oh, how many people have sobbed his name? He wears a soft sun-soaked sombrero A droopy moustache to his chin He will hold up stab or shoot you So that he can get it in o.k. more free lyrics

Adam ant

Lock up your shed because juanito's coming
Just crossed over into mexico
Lock up your pigsty and your daughters
Cos if it moves, you know old juanito

Young ladies he likes to ravish
He knows how to make them wet
And if he can't, he'll dig himself a hole
Or go looking for your favorite pet, ole

They call him juanito the bandito
Lock up your things, you'll be robbed
They call him juanito
The randy bandito
Oh, how many people have sobbed his name?

He wears a soft sun-soaked sombrero
A droopy moustache to his chin
He will hold up stab or shoot you
So that he can get it in o.k.

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