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22-Pistepirkko ~ Geronimo


hey master, hey master


tell me, what's your plan


should I go east, or should I go west


tell me where's the place I like best


geronimo told me


don't trust that man


he always tries to fool me


as much as he can

hey woodoo, woodoo-woman


tell me what is your plan


you said you don't need no man


well I have the fastest train you ever have ran


well look at that

geronimo told me don't trust that woman

she'll always try to fool you, as much as she can

geronimo told me, don't trust them at all

they always try to fool you, as much as they can

geronimo, geronimo, geronimo, geronimo, geronimo


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