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Black Eyed Peas ~ Third Eye


la la la la la la la la la la, mmmmmmm, you was fooling me me once more, you aint fooling me twice no more get your head on in place, we are heading down to base, you were there for me but not no more, i was shocked at what i saw. you were lying there crippled and haring, turn your head and really stop swearing. (chorus) yeh yeh yeh yeh, i had one eye you had two, but all of my friends didn't know what to do. one of my friends had one glass eye and one of my friends had a third eye. more free lyrics

la la la la la la la la la la, mmmmmmm, you was fooling me
me once more, you aint fooling me twice no more
get your head on in place,
we are heading down to base,
you were there for me but not no more,
i was shocked at what i saw.
you were lying there crippled and haring,
turn your head and really stop swearing.
(chorus)
yeh yeh yeh yeh, i had one eye you had two,
but all of my friends didn't know what to do.
one of my friends had one glass eye
and one of my friends had a third eye.

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