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Crank the F​-​Stop

from Binky and the Fras by Binky and the Fras

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Crank the f-stop. Crank the f...stop.
They call him "F" for short but he's not short he capitalizes on his height. Quite a sight.
He's so awesome! Other letters shriek because of his might, alright.
F-start this party in the hizzle, watch it sizzle, in the middle, "A." Hey hey!

Inside the camera there is a secret
It unleashes pawnches along with elite 'rics
What does F stand for anyway?
Maybe franchise, phantom, or perhaps fat (with a ph).
Frantic Frenchies fantasize along the ffffffffff-riverside.

Just crank the f-stop or you'll never stop screaming.
Can't tell you why unless the mountains keep reaching towards the sky.
F is the letter that Disco D's afraid of.
F starts forest fires in the hills and then discusses literature with L.
F found some money but through it down a well.
Just crank the f-stop. Don't crank the f-stop!

He's F for short but very tall he plays with bears until they maul.
He knows what's right but does what's wrong. He lives inside of this song.
Don't mess with him he's stronger than you. He'll crush your bones to make his stew.
Just crank the f-stop. But crank the f-stop!

Just crank the f-stop!
Just crank the f-stop!

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from Binky and the Fras, released May 14, 2015

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