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Queen of Peckham
02:51
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CAN'T KEEP RUNNING AWAY FROM IT,
YOU KNOW I CAN'T KEEP RUNNING,
CAN'T, CAN'T KEEP RUNNING,
BANG YOUR HEAD NOW,
CRACK THE WHIP,
AND THEN I BANG, BANG, CRACK IT,
BANG, BANG, BANG, CRACK IT,
I GET THE FEELING,
YOU DO WHAT YOU WANT,
I GET THE FEELING THAT YOU DO WHAT YOU WANT,
I KNOW THE FEELING,
I KNOW WHAT I WANT,
I KNOW THE FEELING 'CAUSE I KNOW WHAT I WANT,
SO DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU DO WHEN YOU DO WHAT YOU WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
DO WHAT I WANT,
SO DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DANCE LIKE SOMETHING I NEVER SEEN,
YOU KNOW I DANCE, DANCE, DANCE,
DANCE, DANCE, DANCE, DANCE, DANCE,
DROP THE PHONE NOW,
BROKE THE SCREEN,
DROP, DROP, DROP, DROP, DROP, DROP, DROP
YOU LOOK LIKE SOMEONE,
WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY WANT,
YOU LOOK LIKE SOMEBODY WHO KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS,
I GET THE FEELING,
I GOT WHAT YOU WANT,
I GET THE FEELING THAT I GOT WHAT YOU WANT,
SO DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU DO WHEN YOU DO WHAT YOU WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
DO WHAT I WANT,
SO DO WHAT YOU WANT,
SO DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU WANT,
DO WHAT YOU DO WHEN YOU DO WHAT YOU WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
I DO WHAT I WANT,
DO WHAT I WANT,
SO DO WHAT YOU WANT...
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Bloody English London, UK
Formed in 2016, Bloody English are a 5-piece hailing from London, England. Noisy rock and roll, spiked with nods to punk and metal and accompanied by lyrics about love, politics and the end of the world.
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