Big Bang, Hands Up!!! GD: Brand New World Is Coming, We Are the World

Big Bang, Hands up!!! GD: Brand new world is coming, we are the world. Say say say hello to the world, into my world, hello to the world, we are the world. GD: Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! Let me say Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! One more time Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! Let me hear you say Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! Daesung: Hands up high, high and low te to te awasete tsuyoku nigitte Taeyang: Hands up high, high and low, inside out, just one step, two step GD: Hands up high, dont stop the beat ore no shinzou no you ni Hands up high ni, ni, nidonai kono toki Mawari no koe nante mou we dont care Lets work it, lets work it, lets work it now Taeyang: Mireba wakaru sa kokoro no me wa Umaretate no inochi no you ni Seungri: Imasa ai no kagayaki hanate Baby just 1,2,3 go Seungri: Hands up high, high and low te wo tori aichi ni ashitsukete Taeyang: Hands up high, high and low, inside out, just one step, two step Daesung: Everybody please dont stop sono omoi kanjite Seungri: Nani ga okite mo cause we belong together Taeyang: Everybody please dont stop, you got me going crazy Inside out, just one step, two step TOP: Aseru na, Sono toki ga kuru no wo matsu I see now Mizukara sessatakumashi genzai shinkouchuu Ponponpow what about chu ponpondown Lets work it, lets work it, lets work it now Taeyang: Uteba hibiku hitori hitori ni Tsutawaru tamashii no sakebi ten ni Daesung: Kibou no hikari kokoro ni tomose Baby just 1,2,3 go Seungri: Hands up high, high and low Daseung: te to te awasete tsuyoku nigitte Taeyang: Hands up high, high and low, inside out, just one step, two step GD: (Now put your hands up)x2 GD: Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! Let me say Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! One more time Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! Let me hear you say Hey, ho, hey, ho!!!!!!!! Daesung: Hands up high, high and low te to te awasete tsuyoku nigitte Taeyang: Hands up high, high and low, inside out, just one step, two step Seungri: Hands up high, high and low te wo tori aichi ni ashitsukete Taeyang: Hands up high, high and low, inside out, just one step, two step Big Bang - Hands up!!! w Teksciory.pl.

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