Shake It - Fumbata

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Funk power with a political bent. We ain't seen a party like this in a while. Here's the chorus: shake it, shake it, move it around come on here looka what I found movin' and a groovin' to a brand new sound get up, get it on, and we'll all get down!

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This episode was published on September 29, 2008.

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Funk power with a political bent. We ain't seen a party like this in a while. Here's the chorus: shake it, shake it, move it around come on here looka what I found movin' and a groovin' to a brand new sound get up, get it on, and we'll all...

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