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Get Up Offa That Thing (Release The Pressure) James Brown & The J.B.'s AAAAAAAW! Oh! Woo! Say it nowI'm back I'm back I'm back I'm backGet up offa that thing And dance 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And dance 'til you- sing it nowGet up offa that thing And dance 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And try to release that pressure Get up offa that thing And shake 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And shake it- say it nowGet up offa that thing And shake 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And try to release that pressureGet up off! Ha! Good God! So good!Ha! Everybody ready?Follow me! Get up offa that thing And shake 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And shake 'til you- sing it nowGet up offa that thing And shake 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And try to release that pressureGet up offa that thing (Ha!) And twist 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And shake 'til you- sing it nowGet up offa that thing And shake 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing Try to release that pressureHuh! Get funky! So good, uh! I'm first to top that(?)Walk around 'em now Uh! Ha! Ohio player!Can you hit it one time, from the top?Get up offa that thing And dance 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And- Help me!Get up offa that thing And dance 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And try to release that pressureWait a minute! Get up! Huh! So funkyShow 'em how I need it! That's the wise old brother at the side So goodC'mon Clive do it!Do it!Uh! Ha! (Watch it, watch it, I can feel it)Good God! God Good! Huh! Feels good! Feels good!Do it to me!Huh!Good God!(Get up offa that thing) I want you all in the jam! (And dance 'til you feel better) Gonna get you all in the jam! (Get up offa that thing) Play that bad funk! (And try to release that pressure) Show 'em how funky you are!Play it JB's! Play it now!Hey!Get up offa that thing And dance 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And dance 'til you- help me outGet up offa that thing And dance 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And try to release that pressureGet up offa that thing And shake 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And shake it 'til- say it nowGet up offa that thing And shake 'til you feel better Get up offa that thing And try to release that pressureGet up and Call it! I feel good! End of the night You've got it now You've got it now You've got it now Lyrics provided by https://muzicoteca.info/.

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