Nonstop Lady
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Nonstop Lady
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she's a poor girl livin on a rich block in the city
all the way up and down she looks so pretty
so can you tell me how
now… everything seemed just a little bit shady
everybody's says i got a runaround baby but
i've got something nobody's ever had
i got a nonstop lady
who aint afraid of doin' bad
like a fool standing here at the gates of heaven
knock, knock, knockin on the door at eleven
she's a little bit evil
but the only angel i never had
she's a nonstop lady
who aint afraid of doin' bad
they're probably right telling me it's wrong to stay
but i learned something sweet along the way
i get home whenever and she don't ever get mad
i got a nonstop lady
who aint afraid of doin' bad
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Steve Carlson performs "Nonstop Lady", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Carlson catalog on LyroVerse.
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