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Take the money give it to me now

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lyrics

Take the money give it to me now
Here's the money give it to me
Take the money give it to me now
I'm so fucking ready
Alright...
Easy...
You can kick me right in the balls
Nothing can hurt me
This is me running through the walls
Nothing can stop me

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from CHOREOMANIC, released February 18, 2022
All music & lyrics by Joost W. van der Graaf
Thijs Ronteltap: Keys
Jeroen Verberne: Trombone
Tommie Freke: Saxophone
Gidon Nunes Vaz: Trumpet & Bugel
Koen Herfst: Drums
Joost W. van der Graaf: Bass, Sampling, Voice & Percussion
All horn arrangements by Tommie Freke.

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CHOREOMANIC Netherlands

Joost van der Graaf grew up with metal on his mind, but also with beautiful things like Mr. Bungle, John Zorn, Zappa, and King Crimson...

In the past he was either co-creator and/or bassist with
Creepmime, Ichaos & Dew-Scented and Dutch iconic metal act Pestilence.

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