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Kick Me
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Kick me I‘m a celebrity, kick me I‘m a celebrity (X2)
Losers not invited, losers not invited
Kick me I‘m a celebrity, kick me I‘m a celebrity (X2)
Losers not invited, losers not invited
Look now everybody can see, look now everybody can see
Love me, love me
Kick me, I‘m an arrogant, prick me I‘m an arrogant (X2)
I‘m a selfish asshole, I‘m a selfish asshole
Kick me I‘m a royalty, kick me I‘m a royalty (X2)
Poverty disgusts me, poverty disgusts me
But I‘m such a likable guy, but I‘m such a likable guy
Love me, love me
I‘m a lovely guy, I‘m a lovely guy, kick it, kick it
So I know you‘re there
I do appreciate you as I would a chair
So I can sit and you and you will see
How much that you depend on me
I, love it when you, love it when you, really love it when you
Treat me like a scumbag, treat me like a scumbag
Fuck me I‘m a billionaire, fuck me I‘m a billionaire (X2)
I love the attention, I love the attention
Kick me I‘m a celebrity, kick me I‘m a celebrity (X2)
Losers not invited, losers not invited
I‘m such a sensitive guy, I‘m such a sensitive guy
Love me, love me
Kick it, kick it, kit it, kit it
Love me, love me, love me, love me, love me
Kick it, kick it, kick it, kick it, kick it, kick it, kick it
Love me, love me, love me, love me, love
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