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Billy Idol ~ Kleenex


All around me All around me Better watch that man See him gun in hand No one seems to see No one seems to see Better watch that man See him gun in hand What you gonna do next What you gonna do now Use a Kleenex Wipe out sex - Kleenex Better than love - Kleenex John Paul George - Kleenex Governments use Kleenex Use a Kleenex solve world problems Better blow your nose right now Maybe is it you? [Or someone who you know] Better watch that man see him gun in hand What you gonna do next What you gonna do now Use a Kleenex Wipe out sex - Kleenex Better than love - kleenex Trade Unions use Kleenex Governments use Kleenex OH YEAH!

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