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Artist: God Is My Co-Pilot
Canonical path: /god-is-my-co-pilot/they-often-look-fr
Related lyric paths: 6
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They Often Look Fr.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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They Often Look Fr.
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Sharon likes doggy-dog girls.
She tells you they're pretty.
And they are, 'till you see them.
What she means by pretty is pretty cuddly but really horny.
But just when she feels like it.
And that's only fair,
I have no patience -
and why should I, there are saintsfor that.
They usually have short hair.
They often look French.
they might be named... Jenny or Tammy or
Bjork or Annie or Senzele or Fly.
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