Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Poison Girls
Canonical path: /poison-girls/old-tart
Related lyric paths: 6
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Old Tart
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Old Tart
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If I had my time again
I'd like to come back as a man
If I had my time again
A cock and not a hen
I don't want to be like my mother
Hang behind
Fall behind
Wait on all the others
If I had my time again.
If I had another life
I'd get myself a wife
If I had another life
To care for me by day and night
I don't want to be like my mother
Hang behind
Fall behind
Wait on all the others
If I had another life.
I used to be a tart
Sold myself as art
Now I feel just like my mother
Her price is low
She doesn't bother
Everybody has their price
UP YOURS!
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