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Bis ~ Team Theme


Let's go, bis go!

We use the freedom
From the sonic
Pollution
To operate the sounds, hail our revolution
Just 'cos we come ablaze and you can't keep up
Won't sink to your level 'cos we've had enough

We want the static, the disco
Yeah from our radio-o

If you hate us, we don't care
There's teen-c kids everywhere
We want you, do you dare
Life for live, are you scared?
If you hate us, we don't care

There's teen-c kids everywhere
We are gonna hit you where it hurts
Let's go, bis go!

We're at the party and we're ready to disco
Need inspiration, there's no style, oh no
More plastic people and they're coming at you
Better make an exit 'cos we're coming through


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