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Tango Whiskeyman (A Guy Called Gerald Mix) Lyrics


To leave the boy with the long hair
Are you singing, rhyme coming?
Here come a naturally chosen
Call him number one to sleep for
He sings another grip and still
Momma, Papa, no one knows him
The one way they look at me
I don't lease in the morning crowd stay
He'll get a drink to his head
Everyone gets to know he's the next to fight
As victory don't get him
When he wins a cup, camouflage
When I talk to you
You just sing we're right, the way back
Can you hear me, my friend?
Don't break room, wish me luck
Why, why don't you dedicate
To follow chicks so stupid, Saturday afternoon?

I, I know you and where you go
Like a stupid guy, stupid guys remain
He'll get a drink to his head
No one get to know he's the next to fight
He read the story in bed
Where Daddy made me sleep in a frown
When I talk to you
You just sing you're right, the way back
Can you hear me, my friend?
Don't break room, wish me luck
Why, why don't you dedicate
To follow chicks, so stupid, Saturday afternoon?
I, I know you and where you go
Like a stupid guy, stupid guys remain
To leave the boy with the long hair
Are you singing, rhyme coming?
Here come a naturally chosen
Call him number one to sleep for
He sings another grip and still
Momma, Papa, no one knows him
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Can


Can was an experimental rock group founded in Cologne, Germany in 1968. Describing themselves as an "anarchist community", they constructed their music largely through improvisation and editing, in a way similar to several avant-garde composers of the time. They had only occasional commercial success, but exerted a huge influence on subsequent rock and electronic music. They are generally held to be one of the finest of the original krautrock bands, and are among the most important experimental artists in recent music history.
A lot of their initial popularity came from positive press in the UK (when many other Krautrock bands were shunned by UK media such as NME) and airplay on John Peel's BBC radio programmes, which led to extensive touring in the UK. They also gained exposure in Germany by doing soundtrack work for German filmmakers.

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