歌手:
IDLES
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《CRAWLER》 作曲 : Joseph Talbot/Lee Kiernan/Mark Bowen/Adam Devonshire/Jonathan Beavis
Everybody stand up for a bit
Get up on your feet and get down for a bit
Shake it to the snare and get down to the kick
Shake your tiny tooshie like you don't give a sh*t
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
So you wanna re-train now
Jumping from the right to the left brain now
You just gotta change your stance up
And re-train as a dancer and
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Ok get on all floors then slap
That d-d-d-dancefloor
Then scream' I'll die for the cause'
What else could your lungs be for and
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Yeah boy just break your back
Salute the DJ for the music crack
Yeah girl just snap that neck
Shake so hard shake the demons shook dead and
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Shake your sh*t like your sh*ts on fire
Shimmy real hard like you're Richard Pryor
Liar Liar put your flames to the tyre
Raise that roof like a Notre dame spire and
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Everybody stand up for a bit
Get up on your feet and get down for a bit
Shake it to the snare and get down to the kick
Shake your tiny tooshie like you don't give a sh*t
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Don't think just follow
Don't think
Don't think just follow
Don't think
Don't think just follow
Don't think
Don't think just follow
Don't think
Don't think just follow
Don't think
Don't think just follow
Don't think
Don't think just follow
Don't think
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation
Do the new sensation