¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[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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