Kung fu fighting
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The song describes a scene where everybody was practicing kung fu fighting moves that were fast like lightning and a little frightening to watch due to their expert timing and skills. The lyrics repeat that the kung fu fighters were moving quickly and fighting skillfully.
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Kung fu fighting
- 2. Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh
- 3. (Music for 4 counts of 8)
- 4. Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh
- 5. Everybody was Kung Fu fighting, Those cats were fast as lightning In fact it was a little bit fright'ning, But they fought with expert timing
- 6. Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh
- 7. Everybody was Kung Fu fighting, Those cats were fast as lightning In fact it was a little bit fright'ning, But they fought with expert timing (repeat)
- 8. 1 , 2 , do the kungfu 3, 4, down on the floor 1, 2, do the kung fu 3, 4, down on the floor
- 9. • Instrumental for 4 x 8 counts to fade….