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Lady
03:57
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I saw your poker face before I ever saw my own
Your bad romance at the square dance could turn me into stone
They're calling you a monster, but I've never seen your teeth
You are not a Judas, you are dancing to your own beat
And there amongst the lovegames and the paparazzi flash
You're beautiful and dirty rich and I am just speechless
I drink a bloody mary, I'm so happy I could die
But if Alejandro is your man then who the hell am I?
Oh I
You know I like the way you walk
Oh Lady I
You know I love the way you talk
You can't go by without catching my eye
Now you and I marry the night and find the glory's edge
My heavy metal lover walks where angels fear to tread
There's nothing else that I can say to wash away the fame
You tell me not to worry you say you were born this way
I run a brush through your hair as we find the road to love
You're a government hooker and americano
And I
I am sheisse.
Oh Lady I….
You know I like the way you walk
Oh Lady I
You know I love the way you talk
You can't go by without catching my eye
There was a showdown
A dance in the dark
The bad kids are dying;
Fashion of his love
And the unicorn highway
Was littered with hearts
Just dance little baby
Just dance on before it starts
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2. |
She's Going Down
02:07
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Irish Coffee
English Muffin
Go together
Whatever the weather
Redheads in denim
Brunettes from Yemen
Fringe is top billing
When minges need filling
Irish Coffee
English Muffin
Go together
Like birds of a feather
Dancing in sweaters
Gimme your shelter
Welcome advances
From the boys they fancy
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4. |
The Returner
05:39
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