Lady Don't Fall Backwards
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Lady Don't Fall Backwards
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'Once upon a time...when the cold wind that blows,
when the cold wind that blows in my heart
was a summer breeze & she would meet me in Chinatown
for opium and tea.....and she always bought me flowers.
But I spared you those old ballads, songs that I coudn't play
but every giro day, she'd dress me like a ladyboy
and take me out of the way
don't let the horse/whores chase the New Deal away
If we make love in the morning - your eyes look like two marbles in your head....
Lady don't fall backwards...'
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