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I Like To Move It Lyrics from Madagascar 2



I like to move it, move it (3x). Ya like to move it

All girls all over the world,
Original Mad Stuntman Pon ya case man!
I love how all girls a move them body,
And when ya move ya body,
Uno move it, nice and sweet and sexy, alright!

Woman ya cute, and you don't need no make up,
Original cute body you a mek man mud up (2X)

Woman! Physically fit, physically fit,
Physically, physically, physically fit, (2X)
Woman! ya nice, sweet, fantastic,
Big ship on de ocean that a big titanic
Woman! ya nice, sweet, energetic,
Big ship on de ocean that a big titanic (2X)

Woman ya cute, and you don't need no make up,
Original cute body you a mek man mud up (2X)

Eye liner - Pon ya face a mek man mud up
Nose powder- Pon ya face a mek man mud up
Pluck ya eyebrow - Pon ya face a mek man mud up
Gai ya lipstick - Pon ya face a mek man mud up
Woman ya nice broad face, and ya nice hip,
Make man flip and bust up the lip
Woman ya nice and energetic,
Big ship pon de ocean that a big titanic
Woman ya nice broad face, and ya nice hip,
Make man flip and them bust them lip
Woman ya nice and energetic,
Big ship pon de ocean that a big titanic


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