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Artist: The Von Bondies
Canonical path: /the-von-bondies/in-the-act
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In the Act
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In the Act
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I know where your girl was last night
She didn't put up too much of fight
More like a plea for somebody who had some time
Me and her, we were sitting and talking
Just planning on making something
That's about when I told her to rearrange her life
She got pissed and splashed a drink in my face
More like a plea for a more moral case
Why don't you go home and try to be a better wife?
Stemming from a life of seduction
Headed out by a life of precautions
Then you'll go home and try to be a better wife
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