P.L.O.W
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P.L.O.W
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Good evening ladies and gentlemen
I've got some terribly good news
The punk ladies of wrestling are in town.
And they're ready to wrestle.
You konw the rules
I explained 'em to ya in the hall.
All right, Let's get ready to rumble.
This is the deadly Arabesque.
She's the deady ballerina.
She will kill you with her pirouette.
Can't you see shes cutting up the floormat?
This is the maniac Librarian.
She's intellectual but looks are decieving.
She will tear you out of the pages of a book.
Can't you see people are trying to read.
Let me introduce you to the Smoker.
She likes marlboros but others will do.
Her cough collapses the multitudes.
Can't you see her dark cloud coming?
You konw the rules
I explained 'em to ya in the hall.
All right, Let's get ready to rumble.
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Who performs "P.L.O.W"?
Karen Black performs "P.L.O.W", and this lyric page sits inside the Karen Black catalog on LyroVerse.
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