Flash
Read Flash lyrics by Paul Williams on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Flash
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Blackberry blue
Strawberry sad
Give 'em flavors
And feelings
Don't hurt so bad
Rotten apple rude
What an attitude
Don't care
If the whole world
Thinks I'm mad
I dress up and call my honey
Take her out end spend my money
Sign on the dotted line
We don't need no cash
L lookgood
I feel much better
It she wants to drink champagne
I'll let her
Sometimes a man like me's
Just got to flash
No worried face
Is gonna wrinkle my place
I run when the tears begin
To splash
Muddy water march
Needs a little starch
Lighten up and decide
It's time to flash
I dress tip and call my honey
Take her out and spend my money
Sign on the dotted line
We don't need no cash
I look good
I feel much better
If she wants to drink champagne
I let her
Sometimes a man like me's
Just got to flash
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Who performs "Flash"?
Paul Williams performs "Flash", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Doesn't Anybody Know and California Roses with a short reason for opening each page next.
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