Bitches' Blues
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Bitches' Blues
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Lights go down as the dark city waits alone, for those who come to find
The easy ladies that won't hide their need for the money
It's such a shame she got so far, i used to love her
Back in the old days when she was young, no need to sell her soul
I won't waste my time anymore with you, i just can't seem to understand, how someone could be so cruel, you should have thought it in the past
You should know how it comes (leave it alone)
You just can't run away (you've got to leave it at home)
You should know how it comes, you got to leave it alone, sleep with one eye open for the sandman he comes...
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