Secret Stash
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Secret Stash
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She opened her pocket and showed me her stash
a stash of cash and flesh
for a rainy day
she said, there might come a day when you've just got nothing to say
nothing to think, and there's nothing left to drink
nothing to eat, you'll be your own piece of meat
and no one can take that away from you…
no one…
tell me what you told me again and I might
believe you next time
maybe give it another try
I'll open my pocket and show you my stash
a small stash of cash and flesh
saved for a rainy day
saved for a rainy day I've got nothing to say
and no one can take that away from me…
no one…
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Regina Spektor performs "Secret Stash", and this lyric page sits inside the Regina Spektor catalog on LyroVerse.
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