Pool Shark
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Pool Shark
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Lyin' in my plastic bed
Thinkin' how things weren't so cool to me
My baby likes to shoot pool
I like lyin' naked in my bedroom
Tying on the dinosaur tonight
It used to be so cool to
But now I've got the needle
And I can shake, but I can't breathe
I take it away
But I want more, and more
One day I'm gonna lose the war
Lyin' in my plastic bed
Thinkin' how things weren't so cool to me
My baby like to shoot pool
Like lyin' naked in my bedroom
Tying on the dinosaur tonight
It used to be so cool
Now I got the needle
And I can shake, but I can't breath
I take it away
But I want more, and more
One day I'm gonna lose the war
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