Elle Milano
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Men Are Bastards

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Elle Milano Canonical path: /elle-milano/men-are-bastards Related lyric paths: 6
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Men Are Bastards

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i'm here tonight, just to get your clothes off.

here tonight, i'll be gone tomorrow. ninenty-nine and here tonight. taste the night, and suck on a knife. here tonight, the second night. here tonight, i'll be gone tomorrow. i'll try to dance, and i'll try to sing. he really loved you to death. "here's another one of my post-modern flings". the television ban, its like, "oh my god!"

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