| Black Mary bless your heart
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| Born at the end of an age
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| Where the punk rock girls fake all their grit
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| And they love in the very same way
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| But you were their jackknife queen
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| Ransacked and agonized by the virgin boys and their rabid swing
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| They scratch at your door in the dead of night
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| Foaming at the mouth screaming take a side or just leave
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| But she can’t turn down a nice little kiss from a fool like me, she’s a thief
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| She stole every white flag, wet dream, wandering eye
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| Those boys fail to keep her every time they try
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| Black Mary, what’s it like to dive in deep with the dead?
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| To curse the fools and their whiskey jive?
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| To join in on what you resent?
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| The church says you’ve gone insane
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| The nurse says you’ve got to get out
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| But you’re stuck inside where you pray for rain
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| You watch out your window at a heavy cloud
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| But nothing ever falls in your lovesick drought, so it seems
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| But she can’t turn down a nice little kiss from a fool like me, she’s a thief
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| She stole every white flag, wet dream, wandering eye
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| Those boys fail to keep her every time they try
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| But it’s you that I hate to leave, yeah, you know that I’ll fall apart
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| It’s through you I learned to love the brightest side of the dark |