Pretty Girl Monster
Read Pretty Girl Monster lyrics by Eagles In Drag on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pretty Girl Monster
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Little red, little blue
Dress, undress, she got to you
Little fangs, little kiss
Is how she got you into this
She was a pretty girl monster
She was a pretty girl monster
You're a moth to a flame
Rest, unrest, it's just a game
Trick ya once, make it twice
Prisoner of her own device
Pretty eyes, pretty doll
How she loves to see you crawl
To the sand, to the rocks
Hands held high, skin on the stars
She was a pretty girl monster
She was a pretty girl monster
Little red, little blue
Dress, undress, she got to you
Little fangs, little kiss
How'd she get you into this
She was a pretty girl monster
She is a pretty girl monster
She was a pretty girl monster
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Eagles In Drag performs "Pretty Girl Monster", and this lyric page sits inside the Eagles In Drag catalog on LyroVerse.
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