Rockachola Dolls
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Rockachola Dolls
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Pointed high heels on
And pink lovely cheeks
Look at those tattooed girls
Walking down the street
They really don’t care of what you think
Rockachola dolls
With beautiful smiles
But, baby, don’t be fooled
By their smokey eyes
You should better don’t mess, think twice
Wild cats, wild cats
Boy don’t cross their path
Wild cats, wild cats
You should better don’t mess
Wild cats, wild cats
Boy, don’t cross their path
Wild cats, wild cats
You should better don’t mess
With the rockachola class
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