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Artist: Joe Firstman
Canonical path: /joe-firstman/introduction-to-the-war-of-women
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Introduction to The War Of Women
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Introduction to The War Of Women
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And then she'd tell me
That women are only as evil as you let them be
When their luxuries are felonies
And they're killing me with all of that Goddamn jealousy
But I would still be your showman
And for only you I'd write
But you ain't giving me a bit of your time
And now I want you
So listen to me closely
Leave this lush lazy-eyed and lonely
Then I'm going to want you
'Cause I can love you like all hell has broke loose
I'll be your light switch on the sun
And I can love you like all hell has broke loose
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