Slave Or Siren
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Slave Or Siren
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Well at this time of intervention
You were high on the attention that I loaned you
As I just resort to reports of indiscretions when I owed you
The underground has never found you broken down
And bloodshot like your heroines
You dress up like you're Marilyn
And sell yourself to rich boys
That you know
And you know that
I cannot save you
If you can't save yourself
I cannot save you
Save you from yourself
Just as she was learning how to smoke
She tends to focus on the way
That she's perceived, indeed
Right when she was learning how to die
It's what she's learning to conceive to her bereaved
I cannot save you
If you can't save yourself
I cannot save you
Save you from yourself
When her hypocrisies are giving me her disease
Is the lioness obsessing when she bleeds?
I cannot save you
If you can't save yourself
I cannot save you
Save you from yourself
I cannot save you
If you can't save yourself
I cannot save you
Save you from yourself
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Joe Firstman performs "Slave Or Siren", and this lyric page sits inside the Joe Firstman catalog on LyroVerse.
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