Wasabi Vice - Orchestra naïF

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Dangerous, glamorous, on the thrilling edge of paranoia. Our heroes perform the soundtrack for the film of the same name, and in which they co-star. Clarinet, lead vocal & drums: jhaffur khan azad darakth Uprighteous bass, piano, wordplay: joel banner baird Sing along: who goes here who goes there oo ma mi my saucy-saucy oo ma mi my my down gullets and gullies easy virtue toots voodoo: my wasabi vice tongue sears sinus blares the gang’s all here spy me in the lobby wasabi vice just doing my job wasabi vice sub-tropic swells dodge gobs and lamp-oil tears nobody’s business comes clean without heat spy me in the lobby wasabi vice just doing my job wasabi vice in the lobby someone out there is robbing you blind all is fair in flame and flare spy me in the lobby wasabi vice just doing my job wasabi vice who goes here who goes there oo ma mi my saucy-saucy oo ma mi my my Isn't it nice? - wasabi vice.

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This episode was published on February 22, 2023.

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Dangerous, glamorous, on the thrilling edge of paranoia. Our heroes perform the soundtrack for the film of the same name, and in which they co-star. Clarinet, lead vocal & drums: jhaffur khan azad darakth Uprighteous bass, piano, wordplay: joel...

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