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Aaron Carter ~ Iko Iko


My grandma and your grandma
Were sittin' by the fire.
My grandma told your grandma
'I'm gonna set your flag on fire'

Chorus:
Hey now! Hey now!
Iko, Iko, unday
Jockamo feeno ai nan?
Jockamo fee nan?

Look at my king all dressed in red Iko, Iko, unday.
I betcha five dollars he'll kill you dead
Jockamo fee nan?
Chours

My flag boy and your flag boy
Were sittin' by the fire.
My flag boy told your flag boy
'I'm gonna set your flag on fire'

Chorus

See that guy all dressed in green ?
Iko Iko unday
He's not a man He's a lovin' machine.
Jockamo fee nan?
Chorus x 2
Fade to end


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