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Artist: Phoenix And The Turtle
Canonical path: /phoenix-and-the-turtle/she-misfits-cover
Related lyric paths: 6
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She (Misfits Cover)
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She (Misfits Cover)
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She walked out with empty arms
Machine gun in her hand
She is good and she is bad
No one understands
She walked in, in silence
Never spoke a word
She's got a rich daddy
She's her daddy's girl
She loves naked sin
He loves evil sex
She has lost control
They are growing old
She will hide in silence
Then her day will come
She was virgin vixen
She is on the run.
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