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Artist: Porches
Canonical path: /porches/franklin-the-flirt
Related lyric paths: 6
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Franklin The Flirt
Read Franklin The Flirt lyrics by Porches on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Franklin The Flirt
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On top my perch
In the mirth I saw science
And I saw birth, swimming quite awkward
But mostly what I saw
Was a home that she would call
"Beneath her shirt"
What I've learned
Beneath the earth what I've learned
Aw franklin the flirt
I understand the hurt
That you would speak about
Before you had me all figured out
All the beauty kids
In the ugly parts of town
And in the good parts we get ugly and lie down
The purple eyelids sag
There are diamonds in the weed sack
And love's a purple drag I always go back
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