Lipstick
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Lipstick
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she wore pink pink pink
for the little boys
who dreamed about the day they'd be men
she wore red red red
for the bigger boys
who'd melt by the touch of her hand
she wore crimson
for the boys who left
and took away her heart in their hand
she wore cherry red for the days she felt
she'd like to see them turn their head
chorus
and everybody knows what mood she's in by her lipstick
she wore violet for the little girls
who dreamed about the day they'd be big
she wore angel red for the bigger girls
who 'd rather she be dead
she wore deep deep plum
for the days she was sad and everybody made her upset
she wore blood blood red for the days she felt
she'd like to have the upper hand
chorus
stay away from her
she's not right
she'll put up a fight x 2
repeat verse 1
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