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Everyone's a VIP to Someone

by Khaos & Effect

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This is a cover of Great Caesar's song of the same name. Great Caesar was a former Yale band. The original can be found at www.youtube.com/watch?v=L51a8XgLLMI at time of writing.

lyrics

I know what you've been doing so just
Let go, who are you fooling if you
Weren't so goddamn confusing maybe
You'd know just what you're losing, losing

You took me through hell and back again and
Shook me up right until the end you
Hooked me, oh baby don't pretend I
Look and see he's not just a friend, a friend.

--chorus--
Shut up I said get in my bed
It's all you're good for anyway
I don't care what else you do as long
as I can still have you

What do you really take me for, some
blind fool, who can't see you're a whore? I've
been through this type of thing before and
it's true, I've evened the score, the score

Phone calls and late night rendezvous make
Them fall, you know I love to shmooze 'cuz
I'm all that any girl could use so
Come crawl and beg at my shoes, my shoes

--chorus--
Shut up I said get in my bed
It's all you're good for anyway
I don't care what else you do as long
as you
Shut up I said get in my bed
It's all you're good for anyway
I don't care what else you do as long
as I can still have you

[instrumental break!]

--chorus--
Shut up I said get in my bed
It's all you're good for anyway
I don't care what else you do as long
as I
Taste these lips and grab these hips come on, come on
Open wide swallow your pride come on, come on
Come on!

credits

released October 24, 2010
Great Caesar - lyrics, melody
Ashok "Khaos" Bhaskar - Arrangement
Daniel Cruse - Vocals

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