| Who knew such calamity could be fathered in the American heartland
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| As she said, «You can look at me, but please don’t touch»
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| The pain she brings is worth the price of admission Hell,
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| I’ve never seen damaged goods go for that damn much
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| Of course he was a poor man
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| with a bread and water budget
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| She had Moet champagne and Beluga caviar taste
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| He needed to feed all his darkest inhibitions
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| So she stuffed more than enough right back in his face
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| It’s taking me down
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| To my knees
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| My wicked flesh
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| I’m oh, so weak
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| I don’t do what I should do what I shouldn’t
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| Stop tempting me
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| His friends all knew better
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| When they tried to save him from his first fight
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| They told him to forget her
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| Instead he took her home for his wife HA!
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| Now he stands in court committed
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| Exhibit A: a switchblade knife
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| He admitted that he did it
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| And he got twenty hard years to life
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| It’s taking me down
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| To my knees
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| My wicked flesh
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| I’m oh, so weak
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| I don’t do what I should do what I shouldn’t
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| Stop tempting me
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| It’s taking me down
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| To my knees
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| My wicked flesh |
| I’m oh, so weak
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| I don’t do what I should do what I shouldn’t
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| It’s taking me down
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| To my knees
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| My wicked flesh
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| I’m oh, so weak
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| I don’t do what I should do what I shouldn’t
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| Stop tempting me
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| It’s taking me down
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| To my knees
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| My wicked flesh
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| I’m oh, so weak
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| I don’t do what I should do what I shouldn’t
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| Stop tempting me |