Rotweilers and Mace
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Rotweilers and Mace
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Walking home alone
Spend my time crossing roads
They might say hello, they might commit the blow
You never know
She's a heroine now
So I slow down
Her pace quickens, my heart sickens
I wonder what I am
Chorus:
Rotweilers and mace
You get'em in your place
Whether you're to blame, you get treated the same
Rotweilers and mace
He's a big man
Got a big dog
What you'll ever need is just a dick on a lead
Rotweilers and mace
Chorus
They say possession
Is not in terms of the law
You want my things you got to take me
You got the choice
Chorus
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