Cocaine Star
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Cocaine Star
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Me and the little woman
Were doing lines of coke
Behind the counter in the comic book store
And the bells in the yard were ringing
And the bells in the yard were ringing
No one here is thinking
Is anybody sinking
Cocaine
Do you want to stop
Not today but soon
We are so in love
Do you think we'll die that soon
Me and the little woman
Were driving the snow plow
Killing rockstars
And the wells in the squares were flowing
And the pockets in the store were bulging
No one here is thinking
Especially me
Cocaine
Do you want to stop
Not today but soon
We are so in love
Do you think we'll die that soon
Do you think we'll die that soon
Do you think we'll die that soon
Do you think we'll die that soon
Cocaine.
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