Pretty Lisa
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Pretty Lisa
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In the fairground Pretty Lisa's selling candy by the bar
Pretty Lisa's training hard to be a high-wire star
Lisa's life is just a journey upon a roundabout
Everything is very pretty until the ride runs out
Dashing Tony is her trainer he got straight white teeth
Lisa thinks that he is an angel, but he's a pimp and he's a thief
Well, life is just a ride upon a roundabout
But pretty soon, that ride it will run out
Tony has his pretty Lisa tattooed from head toe
Now he's sitting in a booth with her in the freak show
Tony hits his pretty Lisa but everything is fine
The tattoos they hide the bruises every time
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