Prostitute II
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Prostitute II
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Prostitutes... the spice of life
Prostitutes are the spice of life, the spice of life
Look back on the course
Love away
What you need in easy chairs and easy beds
All night long
Take me for a ride
In the back of your car
If you don't like the taste
Light another cigarette
Light another cigarette
Clear as crystal safe as houses
What you need is what you get
Learn to live learn to forget
Traffic light says Go Stop Go
In the back of your car you dress so nice
Blue and red and yellow, stripes and checks
Under the pale blue moon
Strapped
Unheralded flesh
Prostitutes the spice of life
Prostitutes are the spice, the spice of life
The candlesticks and the candlelight
And the candlesticks and the candlelight
and the candlesticks
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