Hillbilly Heroin
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Hillbilly Heroin
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I could see
His face in her eyes
Her body'd been touched
By his hands
Her moaning revealed
That she could not feel
The moment she tried to stand
I said what does
He do that i don't do?
Tell me how
I can be your friend
Then she looked at me
With that sinuous grin
And she said
Can you take his place
Running through my veins
Be the reason
That i want to wake
Could you love me forever
Even if i've had enough
Put me back together
And calm me with one touch
Could you stay with me
On the mountain
Until daylight comes
When my body goes to aching
Could you love me like
Hillbilly heroin
She came walking down the hallway
She had a rig already drawn
It's so sad to me only seventeen
And she's been running way too long
She whispered in my ear
Baby, you'd better pray
I hear him calling out my name
Hillbilly wants
To come out and play
Can you take his place
Running through my veins
Be the reason
That i want to wake
Could you love me forever
Even if i've had enough
Put me back together
And calm me with one touch
Could you play with me
On the mountain
Until daylight comes
When my body goes to aching
Could you love me
Like hillbilly heroin
I dropped to my knees
Looked down at her feet
As the blood began to run
My beautiful girl
She has traded her world for
Hillbilly heroin
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