This is Sally Hatchet
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This is Sally Hatchet
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Born the daughter of a comedian
Middle of the 80s
Someone turn that awful mouth-breathing down
Or else
Sally Hatchet lives in a hole in the ground
The longer it keeps raining the more she has to struggle to maintain a wonderful time
Oh yeah
Oh wanna to love it up without me
I've got smoke in my lungs
And a past life in the trunk
Could he rattle by the way that she empties a few clips out
Do I have a choice now?
Point that thing away from me
Lady
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