Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
Dm Dm Dm
Shawarma, shawarma, shawarma....
Dm Am Gm Am Bb Am
(shouting)
[Verse]
Dm Am
A long time ago dating back for centuries
G Am Bb Am
Travelling men from afar were searching for a place to be
Dm Am
The siblings, Mister and King were the fruits of the royal family (Kebab)
G Am Bb Am
They tagged along Ababu and formed their angry little posse called
[Chorus]
Dm
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
G
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am Bb Am
Is my home
[Verse]
Dm Am
One day, an idea just came up something that would make some money
G Am Bb Am
They would swim to the Philippines and sell their food that were spicy
Dm Am
They huddled to come up with a name something that would be so catchy
G Am Bb Am
They thought the locals were that lame so they named the place stereotypically
[Chorus]
Dm
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
G
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am Bb Am
Is my home
[Bridge]
Em F G Am
Dm Am
The only mystery for me something that I can't see
G Am Bb Am
Why the white stuff makes food so tasty How could this be? (How could this be!)
Dm Am
It could be mystic gypsy dust, a secret recipe
G Am Bb Am
It could be love juice from the cock of the Great Khali
[Chorus]
Dm
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
G
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am Bb Am
Is my home
Dm Dm Dm
Shawarma, shawarma, shawarma....
Dm Am Gm Am Bb Am
(shouting)
[Verse]
Dm Am
A long time ago dating back for centuries
G Am Bb Am
Travelling men from afar were searching for a place to be
Dm Am
The siblings, Mister and King were the fruits of the royal family (Kebab)
G Am Bb Am
They tagged along Ababu and formed their angry little posse called
[Chorus]
Dm
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
G
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am Bb Am
Is my home
[Verse]
Dm Am
One day, an idea just came up something that would make some money
G Am Bb Am
They would swim to the Philippines and sell their food that were spicy
Dm Am
They huddled to come up with a name something that would be so catchy
G Am Bb Am
They thought the locals were that lame so they named the place stereotypically
[Chorus]
Dm
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
G
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am Bb Am
Is my home
[Bridge]
Em F G Am
Dm Am
The only mystery for me something that I can't see
G Am Bb Am
Why the white stuff makes food so tasty How could this be? (How could this be!)
Dm Am
It could be mystic gypsy dust, a secret recipe
G Am Bb Am
It could be love juice from the cock of the Great Khali
[Chorus]
Dm
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
G
Mister! (King Kebabu) Mister! (King Kebabu)
Am Bb Am
Is my home
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