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Fun It by Queen

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Queen

Fun It

From Jazz1978

Written by Roger Taylor

Produced by Queen,

Lyrics

Fun It

[Verse 1: Roger Taylor]

Everybody in the morning

Should do a good turn all right

Everybody in the night time

Should have a good time all night

Now we got a movement

Don't shun it, fun it

[Verse 2: Freddie Mercury]

Can't you see? Now you're moving free

Get some fun, join our dynasty

Can't you tell? When we get it down

You're the one, you're the best in town

[Chorus: Both]

Hey, everybody, everybody

Gonna have a good time tonight

Just shaking the soles of your feet

Everybody, everybody

Gonna have a good time tonight

That's the only soul you'll ever meet

[Verse 3: Roger Taylor]

They say that moving

The body's jive it's all right

That's the only one part

Of being alive, all right, all right

[Verse 4: Freddie Mercury]

About this track

"Fun It" is a song by Queen from the album Jazz, released in 1978. The song was written by Roger Taylor. It was produced by Queen, Roy Thomas Baker.

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Roy Thomas Baker

Groove on out, groove on up, okay

Do your thing, do your thing your way

Get your kicks, get your tricks with me

Get up and dance, honey, fun's for free

[Chorus: Both]

Everybody, everybody

Gonna have a good time tonight

Just shaking the soles of your feet

Everybody, everybody

Gonna have a good time tonight

Time tonight, time tonight

That's the only soul you'll ever meet

[Outro: Both]

Don't shun it, fun it

Don't shun it, fun it

Don't shun it, fun it

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