Tight A$

John Lennon

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Intro Well just as tight as you can make it Hard and slow ain’t hard enough Just as tight as you can shake it girl Git it on and do your stuff Tight as you can get it Tight as got it made Uptight’s alright but if ya can’t stand the heat You better get back in the shade Well just as tight as an Indian rope trick Long and tough ain’t hard enough Just as tight as a dope fiend’s fix my friend Git it up and do your stuff Tight as you can boogie Tight as got it made Uptight’s alright but if ya can’t stand the heat You better get back in the shade well Alright Alright hooo ooohooo Well tight as you can make it Hard and slow ain’t hard enough Just as tight as you can shake it girl Git it on and do your stuff Tight as you can get it Tight as got it made Uptight’s alright but if ya can’t stand the heat You better get back in the shade Well tight as an Indian rope trick Hard and long ain’t hard enough Just as tight as a dope fiend’s fix my friend Git it up and do your stuff Tight as you can boogie Tight as got it made Uptight’s alright but if ya can’t stand the heat You better get back in the shade well ( ) Well tight as got me cornered Tight as got me laid Tight as strut your stuff so tough Just a sittinâ?? in the midnight shade Tight as she can boogie Tight as she got it made Uptight’s alright but if ya can’t stand the heat You better get back in the shade well Woah wooo ohhhh Final

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