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I wear my daughter's skirt The only cloth that I have ever worn Don't know how to wear I decide to take it off, and walk a road In the boulevard of Becky's skirt I take my day as another embarrassment I think it is the trend And I'll walk without my cloth until the end I wear a skirt I wear a skirt I wear a skirt I wear a My daughter's the only one that walks beside me But now she goes to school, and I walk alone Sometimes I wish my son will lend me his underwear Till then I walk without my pants Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo Yo, yo I wear a skirt I wear a I walk the boundary line (Fukuda!) That divides me, how do you do division? On the boundary lines of Mongolia (Fukuda!) And I walk without my pants On this continent drift What Chuck shines, and every thing is bold Check my son's underwear, and see if he wears the same And I wear without my pants I wear a skirt I wear a skirt I wear a skirt I wear a My daughter's the only one that walks beside me But now she goes to school, and I walk alone Sometimes I wish my son will lend me his underwear Till then I walk without my pants Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo Yo, yo I wear a skirt I wear a In the boulevard of Becky's skirt I take my day as another embarrassment I think it is the trend And I'll walk without my cloth until the end My daughter's the only one that walks beside me But now she goes to school, and I walk alone Sometimes I wish my son will lend me his underwear Till then I walk without my pants |