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Chew Toy
02:57
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I don't mind you half of the time
Take me leave me
I'll be here when you get bored
Treat me gently
I can sit for some of it
Who is a good boy?
Drag me around all over town
I'll be your chew toy
I'm feeling weak
Head over knees
I'm feeling dumb
I'm feeling stimulated
Tear me apart
And leave your mark
Sink your teeth in
Chase me down for one more round
Leave me begging
I get vain when you call my name
I've been a bad boy
Drag me around all over town
I'll be your chew toy
I'm feeling weak
Head over knees
I'm feeling dumb
I'm feeling stimulated
Hey you gotta light?
No I just got someone on my mind
Something that tells me you
You look nice
I could chew on ya all night
Stop wait a minute maybe i can
(Devolves into a shoving match)
Asshole
Back to smooth
I'm feeling weak
Head over knees
I'm feeling dumb
I'm feeling stimulated
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2. |
Texas
02:20
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I know you got loads to say
So just spit it out
You can spit on me
But I'm not going back no more
No I'm not going back no more
Off and then on again
Back to strawberry blonde
Shave that head
You did once well "you said!"
It made you feel so misled
You haven't been the same since you got back from Texas
And I think I deserve to know why
You never try
And who the hell was that guy
You're talking to
I'm right and you're wrong again
Come on now
Change that mind!
You're just making up for lost time
I've never felt - I feel so fine!
You haven't been the same since you drove back from Dallas
And I'm scared I don't know when
You made a friend
One with a penny lend and a bad attitude
If everything's bigger in Texas
If everything's bigger in Texas
Your heart breaks bigger in Texas too.
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Curves Vancouver, British Columbia
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